Episode 25: The Value of Guest Posting from the Editor of Law.com, with Leigh Jones

0.jpg

What's one thing that you can do to dramatically improve the impact of your thought leadership marketing? Publish more of your content on platforms other than your law firm's website. In this episode, Jay and Tom discuss the value of guest-posting with Leigh Jones, editor-in-chief of Law.com, the premier news website for the legal profession, and senior editor of Law.com's culture desk. Listen in as they discuss:

  1. The value of thought leadership/content creation for lawyers, generally.

  2. Why lawyers should pursue more guest-posting publishing opportunities.

  3. From Leigh's perspective as an editor, what it takes to create a good piece of guest-contributed thought leadership content.

  4. Some mistakes lawyers make when it comes to creating guest-contributed thought leadership content.

  5. Dos and don’ts when it comes to pitching an idea to an editor.

Reading & Resources


Looking for more? Subscribe today!

Listen wherever you cast. And don't forget to rate and review The Thought Leadership Project!

Want to be a guest on a future episode?

Share your thoughts directly with our show hosts by emailing Jay Harrington or Tom Nixon.


Hosts of The Thought Leadership Project

Jay Harrington

Jay Harrington

Tom Nixon

Tom Nixon

Jay Harrington is a lawyer, author, executive coach, and marketing consultant for law firms and lawyers. Tom Nixon, who is Chief Storyteller at the Harrington agency, has more than 25 years of experience helping experts become thought leaders. Both are prolific content creators whose work has been featured in leading publications in the legal industry.


H-post-podcasts+10.14v2-2.jpg

From start to finish, we help our clients conceptualize, create, and produce podcasts that engage their audience, build awareness, and support business development efforts. In less than 30 days, we will have you up and running with a polished podcast. We will handle the details of podcast setup, from technology to branding, so you can focus on getting ready to host your show.