How to Be a Successful Law Student Blogger
From Letters of Marque:
Now, let’s suppose that you’re a law student, and you have a blog. And you want all your classmates to know about it. How can you assure yourself that people will find out about it? There are some obvious ways that you can let others know — send e-mails about it, post comments with links to your blog and so forth. But can you be even sneakier?
This post explains how you can let your classmates know that you have a blog in a somewhat sneakier fashion.
- Casually mention the existence of your blog to classmates who have blogs. Wait until they link to your blog. Watch your readership soar.
- Link to your classmate’s blogs. Many of them look at referral logs or Technorati, which tracks what blogs link where. Think your blog is too small to show up? Never fear; it probably isn’t. Most blogs, no matter how small, show up on Technorati. A few discreet — or not so discreet — links here or there will surely let other bloggers know you have a blog.
- So you don’t want to actually link to other bloggers. That’s okay; you don’t need to! If you want to publicize your blog, all you need to do is post on your blog in class. Everyone sitting to either side of you, and behind you, will see what you’re doing! They will IM their friends with the URL, and your sneaky plan will pay off: despite making no efforts to publicize your blog, you’ll have immediate readership.
- Check your blog from a public law school computer, and don’t close the browser when you leave.
Now, you may be thinking to yourself: “Only tools publicize their blogs! I would be really humiliated if the law school class in general found out about my blog, which is intended for me and a few close friends only.” In that case, you should consider this post to be negative advice: if you don’t want to be found, make sure you don’t link to anyone, and they don’t link to you, and you don’t post or view your blog where others can see what you’re doing.Got it?
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That was a very useful post for bringing more traffic yo blogs.I liked the last point very specially.Never really thought of that technique in popularizing blogs.
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All India Law Students Association (AILSA) is a non-profit association of students and lawyers who are dedicated to the promotion of welfare of law students all over india. AILSA provides students with opportunities to Interact with legal professionals in international arena. The organization’s activities include academic conferences, publications, the global coordination of student organizations, Seminars, providing free legal aid. etc.
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All India Law Students’ Association (AILSA or अखिल भारतीय विधि छात्र संघ) is a non-profit association of students and lawyers who are dedicated to the promotion of welfare of law students all over India. AILSA provides students with opportunities to Interact with legal professionals in international arena. The organization’s activities include academic conferences, publications, the global coordination of student organizations, Seminars, providing free legal aid. etc.
State bodies
The following state bodies are affiliated to AILSA:
Delhi Law Students’ Association
West Bengal Law Students’ Association
North-Eastern Law Students’ Association
Andhra Pradesh Law Students’ Association
Bihar Law Students’ Association
Chhattisgarh Law Students’ Association
Punjab and Haryana Law Students’ Association
Bombay Law Students’ Association
Maharashtra Law Students’ Association
Gujarat Law Students’ Association
Himachal Pradesh Law Students’ Association
Jammu Law Students’ Association
Jharkhand Law Students’ Association
Karnataka Law Students’ Association
Kerala Law Students’ Association
Madhya Pradesh Law Students’ Association
Orissa Law Students’ Association
Madras Law Students’ Association
Rajasthan Law Students’ Association
Sikkim Law Students’ Association
Tamil Nadu Law Students’ Association
Uttarakhand Law Students’ Association
Uttar Pradesh Law Students’ Association
Opposing All India Bar Exam
AILSA has openly condemned and challenged the introduction of All India Bar Exam. Ten students who were awaiting the results of final year law examination have challenged the Bar Council of India’s (BCI) resolution to conduct an All India Bar Examination, which will entitle advocates to practice in India. Sunil Bhagure and nine other students from the Manikchand Pahade Law College, Aurangabad, who appeared for final exams of the five-year law course in May, filed the petition in the high court, seeking quashing of the BCI’s resolution terming it as illegal and violating the Supreme Court’s order.
Supporting Jammu Law Students
Law students throughout India extended their support of the issues raised by the Jammu Law Students Association (JLSA). In a letter written to Nitin Parihar, President of JLSA, Sidharth Nayak, who is the executive head of The Jurists, extended its support. The issue with respect to the recognition of integrated degree to be granted to the students was approved by support campaign aide by the Jurists for JLSA. The agreement was in coalition with All India Law Students Association on behalf of the Academic Council, Advisory Panel and the Managerial Board. In another letter addressed to the President JLSA, Suresh Sharma, President, AILSA, vide notice number 2011/P-1/30, dated 30-01-2011, has recognised the affiliation of JLSA with AILSA. Though no statement was given by the Vice-Chancellor.
PRESIDENT:
Mr. Suresh Sharma
Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia,
New Delhi
VICE-PRESIDENT:
Ms. Shivangi Singh
Faculty of Law,
University of Delhi
SECRETARY GENERAL:
Mr. Hemant Mittal
Symbiosis Law School
Pune, Maharashtra
GENERAL SECRETARIES:
Mr. Siddharth Nayak
NALSAR, Hyderabad
Mr. Robin Singh Hooda
Faculty of Law,
Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra
HON’Y SECRETARIES:
Mr. Amish Aggarwala
University School of Law & Legal Studies,
Indraprashta UniversityNew Delhi
Mr. Dharminder Kumar
CMH College of Legal Studies,
Jammu
Ms. Shalini Singh
President, Students’ Union, Law-Centre – II,
Delhi University,
New Delhi
Mr. Sandip Kumar Chakroborty
Faculty of Law, Durgapur University,
West Bengal
Mr. Sanchit Aggarwal
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law,
Patiala, Punjab
TREASURER:
Ms. Smita Chandra
Hidayatullah National Law University
Raipur, Chattisgarh
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