Law Firm Marketing & Websites

Yes. Lawyer advertising rules are set state by state, and we follow the rules of the state bar where your firm practices. Your firm approves every page, ad and claim before it goes live, including attorney profiles and any reviews shown on the site. Where your state requires a disclaimer or specific wording, we build it into the page templates so new pages carry it too.

It starts with an SEO audit of your site, your rankings and the firms you compete with. Each practice area and office then gets its own page, written for the person who needs that kind of lawyer and structured so search engines understand it. We fix technical issues, build your authority with links, listings and local signals, and report on rankings and traffic so the plan can change as results come in.

We set up consultation booking, forms and follow-up so each inquiry reaches a person quickly, with the details your team needs to screen it. If your intake runs across several tools, we build custom software that connects them, so nobody retypes a new matter from an email into your case system. Every call and form is tracked back to the page or campaign that produced it.

We follow the usual practice in legal marketing: we won't run search marketing for two firms competing for the same practice area in the same market. A family law firm and a personal injury firm in the same city aren't after the same searches, so working with both is not a conflict. If there's a possible overlap, we'll raise it before we quote.

Yes. We review what you have first, then advise whether to improve the current site or rebuild it. A rebuild comes with a redirect map for every old URL and 30 days of Search Console monitoring after launch, to protect the rankings your practice-area pages have already earned. The custom tools we build fit around the systems your firm already uses for intake, documents and deadlines.