Anticipating The Future Of Law

by Keith Lee | Technology

If you’re a lawyer who spends any amount of time online, you’ll soon discover that the “future of law” has become a cottage industry unto itself. There are professors, pundits, lawyers-turned-consultants, all peddling their version of the...

So If SEO Is No Longer Important, What Is?

by Keith Lee | Technology

  Yesterday I wrote about the changing nature of Google and how it means the end of SEO for lawyers: All the SEO and content generation in the world doesn’t mean a thing with the way Google is headed with their search business. So If SEO Is No Longer Important,...

Google, Lawyers, and The End of SEO

by Keith Lee | Technology

  For many businesses, their website is their storefront. They want their website to get noticed. But how to to get noticed – how do you stand out – from a million other websites? SEO. If you spend any amount of time online, you’ll hear about...

Good TED Talks On The Law?

by Keith Lee | Video

  Over on r/law, a user asked, “Are there any good TED Talks on the law/legal issues? For those unaware of TED: TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) is a global set of conferences owned by the private non-profit Sapling Foundation, under the slogan...

The Most Important “Social Media” Share Button Not On Your Website

by Keith Lee | Social Media

  Social media! Social media! Social media! (to be read in a monster truck rally commercial announcer voice a la Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!) You have to have it. It needs to be plastered all over your website and blog. You have to interact and join every possible...

Why You Probably Suck At Twitter (You Don’t Cheat)

by Keith Lee | Twitter

A couple of days ago I received an email encouraging me to cheat. It was from Twitter. Here is the pertinent part of the message: Twitter was offering two methods of advertising. Neither involved any sort of ad placement or banner placement. Rather they offered:...