article thumbnail

Different Types of Law Blogs

Aspiration Marketing

Legal blogging can allow law firms and other legal professionals to engage with readers in various ways. You can also learn more about the history and best practices in our Guide to Law Firm Marketing. The following are some distinct types of content you should consider for your legal blog.

Law 130
article thumbnail

The marketer’s guide to state data privacy laws

Martech

Congress is drawing to a close and the legislators have again failed to pass a national data privacy law. While these laws share some similarities, such as granting consumers rights to access, delete and opt out of the sale of their personal information (PI), there are also notable differences in scope, definitions and requirements.

Law 121
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Only 11% of US businesses fully comply with CCPA privacy law

Martech

The rest of the companies are either non-compliant (44%) or partially compliant (45%) with these privacy protection laws, according to research from CYTRIO , a data privacy compliance company. More than 50% of companies fail to comply with these laws despite stating on their websites that they need to do so. Used with permission.

Law 140
article thumbnail

Leadership Spotlight on Law: Meet Vasile Tiple

Aspiration Marketing

In this edition of our Leadership Spotlight series, we had a Q&A with Vasile Tiple about his role as the Founder of Goodlegal.io, a leading legal infrastructure platform.

Law 201
article thumbnail

Content Amount—How Many Blogs is Enough For Your Law Firm's Blog?

Aspiration Marketing

When it comes to creating a blog for your law firm (or any business), the question of how often to post may arise. As for the content marketing elements themselves, we've got some ideas in our Guide to Law Firm Marketing. It's important to keep your blog's objectives in mind when determining the ideal posting frequency.

Law 130
article thumbnail

Federal judge rules Google violated antitrust law

Search Engine Land

This ruling could influence how century-old antitrust laws are applied to modern digital markets in pending cases against Amazon, Apple, and Meta. Between the lines. The case revealed Google pays Apple $20 billion annually for default search status on iPhones. The big picture.

Law 100
article thumbnail

Federal judge rules Google violated antitrust law

Martech

The post Federal judge rules Google violated antitrust law appeared first on MarTech. Are you getting the most from your stack? Take our brief 2024 MarTech Replacement Survey Email: Business email address Sign me up! Processing.

Law 104