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One of the great things about blogging is being able to help others out with meaningful links, this includes other bloggers.

Recently, I came across a blog called Student 2 Solo. The blog is published by a young (time, not age) attorney named Joseph Brown. I've never met Joseph, nor have I received compensation to talk about him.

What I have received, is an enjoyable, albeit small, number of blog posts, about starting and running a solo law practice. I would suggest you add his blog to your reader.

Kudos to Joseph for his work, and I wish him success in the virtual and real worlds.

"Blawging" 101

Creating a blog is one of the best things you can do for your law practice. The blog gives you the ability to become an "expert" in your specialty. If done correctly, potential clients searching for information will discover your blog and site.

Well-known and esteemed blogger/marketing guru/practice management pro, Jay Fleischman, recently blogged about some easy steps you can use to set up your law firm blog. His tips, which you'll find here, give a brilliant summary of building the law practice blog.

It's important to remember that blogging is one opportunity to liberate yourself. The law firm blog gives you a platform to express yourself. Like Jay mentions though, blogging is difficult. It's not easy to constantly develop new content (remember: the key to getting "Googled" is vibrant, relevant, changing website content).

Blogging can be a rewarding and educating experience. Blogging can help you keep up with current legal developments and the world at large. Go get a blog!

You may also want to check out Jay's related post about fixing up or getting started with your firm website.

For your amusement

Do you need a way to waste some time today? How about visiting this clever blog. I am especially fond of the whitty comments included with each post.