Steve Silverman’s Writing & Media

From op-eds in The Washington Post to a live segment on C-SPAN to a YouTube video that got a law repealed, I’ve spent 25 years explaining complicated things in plain language and getting people to care.

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Signature Know-Your-Rights Films

I created these films at Flex Your Rights, the nonprofit I founded. They anchored a YouTube channel with over 48 million views. We cut the full-length videos into dozens of targeted clips, each answering specific questions people were already searching for.

10 Rules for Dealing with Police

Narrated by Billy Murphy Jr. (The Wire), Freddie Gray’s family attorney.

BUSTED: The Citizen’s Guide to Surviving Police Encounters

Narrated by Ira Glasser, former ACLU Executive Director. The film that started it all.

Content That Ranks & Converts

Here’s my approach. I take an unwieldy subject like mass tort litigation, break it down into every question someone would search for, and make it readable for humans and Google alike.

Perfectly Timed Content

$58K/mo in organic traffic value

My article ranked Top 5 for “Camp Lejeune Lawsuit” right before the president signed a law letting victims sue. The page took off, and the firm signed dozens of new cases within weeks.

371 Researched Pages

Police Transparency Directory

I built a searchable directory rating 371 police departments on how easy it is for civilians to file a complaint, designed to drive sales leads for the startup’s case management software.

#1 Ranking: “Mass Tort Marketing”

B2B Guide for Attorneys

Not a fun read. But if you’re a lawyer Googling stuff about lead generation, compliance, and channel strategy on the topic, this guide’s likely to be the first place you land.

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