LinkedIn Answers generate RSS feed picked up at Google Blog Search

<img width=”225″ vspace=”5″ hspace=”5″ height=”37″ align=”left” src=”https://kevin.lexblog.com/Picture 6(6).png” alt=”LinkedIn lawyers” /Picked up in my RSS feed on ‘law firm websites’ from Google Blog Search a LinkedIn Answer responding to an ethics question relating to a law firm website.

The best answer was submitted by a law clerk at a law firm, but could have equally been answered by a lawyer whose expertise is legal ethics. If such an expert was registered at LinkedIn and using it effectively she or he would have received the question and had an opportunity to answer. The answer would be have been catalogued by subject and available to search for all LinkedIn users. Finally the answer would be displayed with the lawyer’s LinkedIn profile.

And most importantly, unlike the all the lame resource sites out there without RSS, a lawyer’s answer would get picked up by anyone with an interest in the subject, whether the recipient was using LinkedIn or not. How? Power users of content, other bloggers and reporters, set up RSS feeds of relevant searches at Google Blog Search or Technorati. Without using LinkedIn, they get your answer.

Just another reason for you as a lawyer to use LinkedIn and LinkedIn Answers as a means of further enhancing your reputation as an authority in your niche and networking with your target audience.