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A Sole Practitioner in the Internet age

white laptop

Sole practitioners are well placed to take advantage of the benefits of the internet – this article (first published in the Internet Newsletter) explains how

UK Blawg Roundup #7 – and the future of legal blogging

Dickens would have been a blogger

The British blawg / law blog Welcome to the June 2011 UK Blawg review, a quarterly round up of British Blawgs (legal blogs) and discussion. In the last Blawg Reivew, Brian Inkster took the past as his theme. Speaking from his newly materialised Time Blawg, he took us on a journey back into the mists…

A new Headway design for the Solicitors Online Blog

The Solicitors Online Blog new design October 2010

The Headway blog theme For some time, the design of this blog has been rather boring, essentially just dark blue and white. It was running the fabulous Headway theme but only version one. The reason for this is that I had had problems upgrading.  Indeed I had tried to upgrade one day only to have…

Norfolk Sole Practitioners launch Independent Law Network group blog

The Independent Law Network Blog

Sole practitioner collaboration Last year I joined a group of sole practitioners, called the Independent Law Network.  They have been meeting up together for a couple of years now.  I was invited by Mark Foley (perhaps the nearest thing the group has to a leader), and they were very welcoming. They are a lovely group…

Social media buttons

The social media buttons in the Site Sketch wordpress plugin

To get exposure for your blog, it is really important nowadays to promote it via social media.  One of the best ways of doing this is to get other people to promote it for you!  You do this by giving them handy little buttons and links.  My theme, the Headway theme provides social media buttons…

Favicons

A screenshot of the favicon.cc web-site

I love favicons.  They are those tiny little icons that sit in the address bar next to the website url/web address.  I think they look really cool, and differentiate (for me) sites where attention is paid to detail from all the others. Apart from  aesthetic values, I think it is very important to have a…

The Lodger Landlord – testing the theories

Tessa's 21 days of tips for Lodger Landlords

I spent much of last year studying and reading about social media and how it works. This year it is time to put some of this into practice. I have therefore started an experimental new service for lodger landlords. My existing service, Landlord Law,  does cater for people renting a room to a lodger, but…

Another new plugin – comment luv

comment luv

I’ve found another great plugin, although its got a bit of a silly name, and a soppy heart logo.  Its called ‘comment luv’ (I said it was silly), and what it does is give a link back to the most recent post on your blog commentators blogs.  I learned about it from the Blogussion site here….

How green is your web-site?

In the cloud

Using the internet seems a bit like magic.  You click on your computer and the fruits of knowledge of the whole world are at your fingertips.  Just like that. And now we are told that we do not even have to store information on our own machines – we can store it all ‘in the…

Learning from the Masters

Problogger

When I wrote my earlier post here, I said I had been doing a lot of research.  In this post I set out some of the sites that I have been using. Probably the best blogging site is Problogger which is  written by Australian blogger Darren Rowse.  He is a full time professional blogger who…