Are you a legal professional who writes insightful blog posts about court rules? Do you want to expand the reach of your valuable content and connect with a broader audience of attorneys and legal researchers?
RuleDex.com is excited to announce a new program designed to amplify your expertise and drive more traffic to your legal blog!
How It Works
If you publish a blog post that discusses or analyzes a specific court rule (state or federal) and if your blog post links to the relevant rule on RuleDex.com, we may include a link back to your blog post from our site, directly on the page of the rule you blogged about!
Why Participate?
- Boost Your Visibility: Get your content seen by the visitors of RuleDex.com looking for comprehensive and up-to-date court rules.
- Establish Your Authority: Showcase your legal insights and solidify your position as a thought leader in your area of practice.
- Drive Targeted Traffic: Attract highly engaged readers directly interested in the legal topics you’re covering.
- Seamless Integration: Your relevant blog post can be easily accessible to users browsing the specific rule you’ve referenced on RuleDex.
It’s Simple to Get Started
- Write a compelling blog post about a court rule.
- In your post, include one or more links to a corresponding rule on RuleDex.com.
- Once your post is live, contact us with a link to your blog post.
We’re thrilled to potentially work with legal professionals like you to create a more interconnected and valuable resource for the legal community. Start sharing your expertise and expanding your reach today!
We know that lawyers love fine print, so here it is: There is no guarantee of inclusion, and participation in this program does not create any contractual relationship or ongoing obligation between you and RuleDex.com. We simply aim to highlight valuable external content for our users. We’ll review your submission, and if approved at our sole discretion, we may add a link to your blog post next to the relevant rule on RuleDex.com.
Wanted
We are currently looking for content written about the following rules (specific or sets)
