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Social Media Blogging

Aug 20th, 2009 | By Rex Gradeless | Category: Blogging, Featured, Lead Article, Practice Management

Many have asked me how to start a legal blog. Others have asked: Would blogging take up too much time? Would blogging me worth my time? Who would care what I have to say?

To answer some of these questions, here’s a great Blog Talk Radio post from the Total Practice Management Association interviewing Kevin O’Keefe about blogging in the legal profession. In this post, Kevin offers some top notch advice for those considering starting their own blog.

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