Blog

On your website: Your Blog page lists every published article, newest first. Each article gets its own page with its author, its questions and answers, its numbered sources, and links to the matching practice area and to your contact page.

1. Press New post. Write the title as the question your clients ask, then a short description: it shows in Google and on your Blog page.
2. Write the article in the boxes: a paragraph, a heading, or a bullet each. Press Enter in a box to start the next one.
3. Pick the attorney who wrote or reviewed it, and the practice area it is about. The article links to that practice area page.
4. Add common questions and their answers, and the sources you relied on (the statute, the court’s self-help page). Each source needs its full web address.
5. Guardrail checks the title, the description, the article, and the answers as you type. Words marked Must fix can’t be saved.
6. Press Save draft. Nothing reaches your site yet. Staff can press Send for approval so an owner or an admin knows it’s ready.
7. An owner or an admin presses Publish. Your site updates in about two minutes.
8. To change a published article, an owner or an admin edits it and presses Save changes, and it updates on your site. Take off site turns it back into a draft. Only a draft can be deleted.

What happens next: Every save, approval request, publish, and removal is listed in Activity with who did it. Once an article has been published, its web address stays the same so links to it keep working.