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: Real Lawyers : Have BlogsJanet Ellen Raasch of Constant Content [Lexblog Q & A, Part 2 of 2]
By Kevin OKeefe
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On Wednesday, we ran the first part of our email exchange with legal writer and ghostwriter Janet Ellen Raasch, who blogs at Constant Content. This post features the rest of our interview, in which Janet talks about how her background in journalism helps her blog, and how important it is for lawyers to self-publish and control their online presence.
"In the age of social media," Janet says, "an attorney’s reputation as a thought leader in a given area of the law equals the results of a Google search for his or her name."
See the second part of our email exchange with Janet (after the jump).Lisa Kennelly: How do your experience and skills as a writer and journalist translate to blogging? How much can you apply and what do you have to learn that’s new?
Janet Ellen Raasch: I have a graduate degree in journalism and also taught journalism, persuasive writing and graphic design at the university level – before starting my career as a freelance writer...continue to full postFull post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on February 05, 2009 (boomark / email).
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