Websites for law firms that fill your calendar.

Yes. Lawyer advertising is regulated by law societies in Canada and by state bars and regulators elsewhere, and the rules differ. In general they prohibit promising outcomes, making comparisons you can't verify and calling yourself a specialist without certification, and many restrict testimonials and past results. We build campaigns around those limits, and your firm approves everything before it goes live.

If you need cases soon, start with Google Ads, because well-built search campaigns can produce consultations within weeks. SEO takes longer, generally at least 3 to 6 months and more in competitive practice areas, but it builds a lead source that doesn't stop when the budget does. BV Law, a criminal defence firm, used both, and the combination grew its revenue 167%.

It depends on your practice area, market and growth goals. Personal injury is one of the most expensive advertising categories, while practice areas like criminal defence usually cost less per click. As one example, criminal defence firm BV Law started Google Search on a $2,500 monthly budget and reached a $119 cost per lead. We recommend a budget once we understand your caseload goals and what a signed file is worth.

Most firms see early movement in local search within a few months, while competitive organic rankings take longer. A new or low-authority website needs time to earn trust, links and reviews. We report monthly on rankings, calls and consultations, so you can see progress well before the biggest gains arrive.

Yes. Marketing can only be as good as the intake behind it. We track every call and form, review response times and missed calls, and recommend changes like after-hours answering, faster follow-up and clearer forms. Firms often gain more signed files from fixing intake than from buying more clicks.

Yes. We serve clients across Canada, the USA, Europe, New Zealand and Australia. Advertising rules, search behaviour and competition vary by jurisdiction, so we adapt the strategy and the compliance checks to wherever your firm practises.