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In March 2026, International Women’s month no less, an online visibility event I was hosting got hacked and ‘zoom-bombed’. Then just 20 minutes after this, someone tried to hack into my LinkedIn from an unknown location. Maybe it was a coincidence, maybe it was connected to the zoom bombing. Either way, I saw my entire […]

After an IWD Zoom bombing incident the other week – explicit content deliberately streamed into a room full of women who had gathered to support one another – I’ve found myself thinking (insert Carrie Bradshaw voice) about something I’ve been wanting to write about for a while: why showing up in public, online, still feels

For most of my career, I worked behind the scenes in businesses as a legal marketer. No billing target, no seat at the metaphorical table.  If you’re a woman in law, particularly in a non-fee earning or business services role, this might feel familiar.  LinkedIn helped me reconnect with a voice I did not realise

A practical, legal founder-friendly guide to building a legal marketing strategy that builds visibility, trust and pipeline. If you are a legal founder starting 2026 without a clearly defined marketing strategy, fear not – there is still time. You are in the same position as most small and growing legal businesses. And the good news

There’s a very specific reason that LinkedIn has felt altogether different in 2025. And it’s something called 360Brew. It’s the biggest shift to the platform in years – it’s been gradually rolled out throughout 2025 and will continue to shape the kind of success you can have from your LinkedIn presence.  It is a foundational

I’m just a marketing strategist, standing in front of a legal founder, asking them to love  strategy. I do hope you enjoy this retro Notting Hill reference but the reality is that in the legal world the mention of marketing strategy sends a shiver down the spine.  Why? Because in the legal industry, strategy often