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Lawyers use ghostwriters all the time. They just call them “colleagues.”

Lawyers are more familiar with using ghostwriters than they realize. Sometimes, a lawyer will tell me, “Gee, I would never outsource or delegate my writing of a blog post or a bylined article.” When I hear a lawyer say...more

Lawyers should be publishing THIS two-part December thought leadership series to reinforce their authority

What better way to show your clients and referrals sources that you are an authority regarding the area of law you practice or the industry you serve than to share your thoughts looking back at the previous year and looking...more

Should lawyers bother speaking at industry events if they’re consistent and prolific content creators?

Consistent, prolific content creation can provide lawyers more—and better—opportunities to build their prominence and their books of business than speaking at industry events can....more

The ethics of lawyers using ghostwriters to write marketing content

Unless their local jurisdiction says otherwise, a lawyer’s ghostwritten marketing content is likely to pass ethical muster if they are involved in the drafting process....more

You’re running conflicts checks on your law firm’s marketing content before publishing it, right?

Are you and your law firm running conflicts checks on your and your colleagues’ thought-leadership marketing content? Yes, really, I am talking about running conflicts checks on your and your colleagues’ blog posts, bylined...more

Thought leadership is a process, not a product

Contrary to what many lawyers and in-house legal marketers believe, thought leadership is a process, not a product. A process-driven thought leadership program is a successful thought leadership program....more

Calibrate these five aspects of your thought-leadership content — or risk it failing miserably

If you are not calibrating the thought-leadership marketing and business development content you publish and put out into the world, you’re making a mistake. If you are not calibrating your content, you are just...more

Four lessons cake decorating competitions can teach lawyers about writing and editing

Like baking a cake and decorating it, writing and editing are two separate but complementary steps that must both be mastered to win the competition for your audience’s attention and affinity. ...more

Big Law rainmaker builds a media company through his legal thought leadership - Legally Contented podcast [Video]

In this episode of the Legally Contented Podcast, Wayne Pollock, the founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service, interviews Scott Becker, a partner in the healthcare department at McGuireWoods and the founder and publisher of...more

Nowadays, your content is a credential

Today, thought-leadership marketing and business development content is as important a credential for lawyers as where they went to school and the awards they’ve won....more

Four reasons your law firm should incorporate original research into its marketing efforts

Original research can be the cornerstone of a thought-leadership program that propels a law firm miles ahead of its peer and competitor firms. I’m always surprised when I look at the websites of Am Law 200 law firms and...more

Actually, lawyers SHOULD use jargon in their thought-leadership content

When using the right kind of jargon, lawyers can build bonds with their current and prospective clients through thought-leadership content. There comes a time in your life when you learn that certain rules can be broken —...more

Five reasons why your law firm should experiment with multimedia client alerts

Law firms can easily and markedly stand out from their competition by creating and distributing multimedia client alerts. For law firms, it’s time to give the good old trusty client alert an upgrade....more

Big Law Chief Content Officer - Legally Contented Ep. 12 - Richard Meneghello [Video]

In this episode, Wayne Pollock, the founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service, interviews Richard Meneghello, Chief Content Officer of Fisher Phillips. As the first Chief Content Officer in Fisher Phillips' history, Rich...more

Five reasons to curate content for your target audiences when you’re too busy to create it

You can build your authority and show thought leadership through content you curate for your clients and referral sources, not just content you create yourself....more

Six ways content can supercharge your law firm’s recruiting efforts

Content can do more for your law firm than just marketing. It can level up your recruiting efforts. It is a great time to be an in-demand attorney. But not so much for those law firms recruiting—or trying to...more

Don’t give your readers a whole chicken when all they want are the nuggets

Know when enough is enough when it comes to the length of your and your law firm’s marketing and business development content...more

Don’t worry—you won’t give away your special sauce in your thought-leadership content

Your special sauce consists of more than the knowledge and wisdom you will display in your thought-leadership marketing and business development content....more

Why your law firm might have ZOMBIE blogs—and why you should put them out of their misery

Law firm blogs that haven’t been updated in weeks, months, or years are doing more harm than good. Law firms should keep them fresh — or kill them off....more

Here’s why your law firm’s executives need a platform for thought leadership

A thought leadership program centered around your law firm’s executives can make your firm shine in the eyes of clients and potential hires. When we think about thought leadership at law firms, we almost always think about...more

When you write, are you putting your readers on the slide or the monkey bars? (It should be the slide.)

If you want to craft engaging written content, you’ve got to write it in a way that flows and makes it easy for your readers to consume and digest it....more

Scarlett O’Hara, Michael Corleone, and Your Firm’s Marketing

“Gone with the Wind,” originally released in movie theaters in 1939, is the highest-grossing film of all time. The movie raked in approximately $8.4 billion worldwide (in 2022 dollars) at the box office. It is a beloved...more

Writing a book as a Big Law partner - Legally Contented Ep. 2 - Christopher Ruhland [Video]

In this episode of Legally Contented, Wayne Pollock, the founder of the Law Firm Editorial Service, interviews Christopher Ruhland, a former Big Law litigation partner who founded Apollo Dispute Resolution. Chris and Wayne...more

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