You know when you’ve published a post. What you don’t have, in that moment, is everything you need to go promote it.
That’s what changes now. Publish on the LexBlog Platform and you’ll get an email with the link to your post, a link to its syndicated version in the Library at LexBlog—where it’s passed
Legal writing is one of the most perishable records we have. A firm rewires its website, a practice group folds, a blog platform sunsets and years of commentary on the law simply vanish—no redirect, no archive, no trace.
The analysis lawyers publish in the moment a decision lands is often the only contemporaneous record of
In today’s world of algorithms and AI, emails are an increasingly essential part of publishing—vital for maintaining and nurturing a direct relationship with your audience.
A work isn’t truly “published” until it’s been distributed to the publication’s dedicated subscribers.
Lawyers and law firms have long relied on these lists, going back the entire 20-year lifespan
For the first time, we’ve put the roadmap for the Library at LexBlog out in the open.
If you write for the Library, operate at a firm that publishes on it or partner with us on the data, you can now see where this is headed. Not because we finally got around to it, but
We started working with ProVisors in 2020. The ask was simple—syndicate blogs from their 9,000+ members onto a dedicated Thought Leadership site. Today that site has more than 20,000 posts from over 800 contributors, and the way content gets there has changed quite a bit.
Blog syndication via RSS is still the backbone. But plenty
We just shipped two features that work at different layers but serve the same goal: making every piece of content in the LexBlog Library easier to find, easier to reference and correctly attributed—whether the reader is a person, a search engine or an AI system.
Here’s what changed and why it matters.
Addressable Headings and
Every so often, a small design element quietly does big things. This week, we’re highlighting a new feature—one that sits at the intersection of subtlety and effectiveness: the CTA (Call To Action) section, now available in our Stoddard WordPress theme.
You might’ve seen this new addition on this very blog. Just below the main content,