Practice42’s 9 Minute Guide to Writing a Great Law Blog

Posted by Audrey Ehrhardt, Esquire, CBC

Most attorneys we talk to spend an average of 90 minutes per legal blog post. First, let us say there is nothing wrong with this strategy.  Second, we encourage well-researched, in-depth blogs. The problem is, however, that this amount of time spent on a law firm blog post significantly limits the amount of content the firm can publish in a month, let alone a week.

Over the last year, we’ve been working with some of our favorite lawyers to develop a law blog style that both fits their marketing needs and works for them. Blogs are a great platform to get the law firm's message out there and we guarantee that you can find the time to write them over the lunch hour.

Let us share with you Practice42’s 9 Minute Guide to Writing Great Blogs.

Minute 1
Brainstorm as many topics as possible. Record them so you have all your terrific ideas on file.

Minute 2
Pick one topic. For that topic only, develop three bullet points.

Minutes 3 – 5
Write two sentences per bullet point, spend one minute per bullet point.

Minute 6
Give each bullet point a one sentence call to action. (Think: What do you want your reader to do?)

Minute 7
Read your law blog backward to proof it.

Minute 8
Make corrections and format.

Minute 9
Create a title and post your custom blog.

Try this out this week and let us know how it goes. Need help getting started or simply don’t have time?  Let us know – we can help.

Happy writing!

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