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The American Bar Association has over 600,000 members. This week, Mitch was honored to be included on its 2017 ABA Journal 100 Web Best Law 25 Twitter List.
If you’re interested in law, business, social media, livestreaming, community service, technology, life skills, politics and sports, then connect with Mitch on Twitter @mitchjackson
Earlier today I was contacted by Gwynne Monahan about writing an article for the American Bar Association Magazine and/or Legal Technological Resource Blog. Coincidently, I had just finished a draft of an article on the same topic yesterday evening and so I happily responded to Gwynne with two thumbs up.
Before finalizing my draft, I decided to walk my talk and use live streaming, and crowdsourcing, to add more valuable approaches and tips to the article. I schedule a Blab (the real-time video platform I used) and went live.
The feedback I received was amazing. Industry leaders and influences jumped on the live Blab and shared their great ideas in real time via video, in the comments, and in post-show emails.
I’ll be updating and sharing my article with Gwynne later this week but wanted to immediately make our Blab available to you. You can immediately use these great tips to jump start your mobile live streaming efforts.
By the way, it’s not too late to share your thoughts. Reach out here or share your tips in the comments below. I just may use them in my article!
