One page per practice area per city
A real page, written by someone who knows the local courthouse, not a state law summary.
Attorneys
Legal search is expensive and crowded. Winning it is a question of practice area focus, not budget size.
Schedule a timePick the practice areas you want, build a real page for each one in each city you file in, and make intake answer fast. Legal clicks are among the priciest in search, so profile, reviews and intake come before ad spend.
Most firm websites list twelve practice areas and rank for none. The firms that win local legal search commit to three or four and write like a lawyer who has handled them.
The other half is intake. A legal lead that waits an hour has usually already hired someone else.
Case value ranges from a few hundred dollars for a simple filing to six figures on contingency. Your marketing math has to follow the case type, not the firm average.
Track signed cases per practice area. A flood of cheap consultations in an area you do not want is a cost, not a win.
Timing. Family law rises after the holidays and again at the end of the school year. Estate planning follows tax season and open enrollment. Criminal and injury work follows weekends, holidays and weather.
A real page, written by someone who knows the local courthouse, not a state law summary.
Answering service, missed call text back and a callback commitment on the page. Speed beats copy in legal.
Ask in a way your state bar allows, keep responses generic, and never confirm the matter in a reply.
Say what the consultation costs, how long it takes and who the client will speak with.
Tight match types, heavy negatives, and pause anything producing calls you turn away.
This sits on top of the professional services playbook: get found, convert, capture, grow, prove.
Thirty minutes. Bring your lead sources and we will tell you what is worth keeping.
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