Lawyers who choose blog topics that fall into one or more categories of newsworthiness can better reach and engage their audience, increase online visibility and develop brand authority.
Consistently authoring informative, value-driven content on a third-party blog helps law firms secure their brand identity. It builds trust with their audience and the search systems and AI programs that make them visible online.
Publishing legal blog content on third-party platforms helps lawyers and firms increase their online visibility by meeting the demands of today's search landscape and AI systems.
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AI systems now influence how clients find attorneys, often citing clear, structured legal content in their answers. By writing passage-ready sections that match how generative tools break down questions, lawyers can increase visibility and earn more citations.
Many firms publish strong content but remain invisible because search systems need signals beyond a single site. These examples show how timely posts on The Legal Examiner build the context and authority that help firms appear in AI Overview, carousels, and organic results.
The new Legal Examiner is live. We’ve built it to give attorneys and legal professionals a real publishing home—simple to use, connected to your identity, and designed to build lasting online credibility.
Adding images to blog posts isn’t just about aesthetics—they attract readers, keep them engaged, and make your content more effective. This guide explains why visuals matter and how to source them legally and strategically.
This post didn’t just publish to The Legal Examiner — it also appeared on my Attorney Hub. Here’s how cross-posting works and why it matters for contributors who want to own their content and identity.
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Canva helps attorneys create polished visuals fast. With templates and brand kits, lawyers can design consistent content for blogs, social media, and client resources—boosting their online presence without graphic design expertise.
