Law firm SEO and website design
When someone has a legal problem, they usually start by searching Google. Law firm SEO and a good lawyer website make sure they find you at that moment. I build attorney websites that inform rather than advertise, because professional conduct rules on lawyer marketing matter. I design the site, then handle the search work on top of it, and I explain every step in plain language.
Who it's for
- 01Attorneys with no website or an outdated one
- 02Law firms planning a new website
- 03Firms with a site that clients cannot find on Google
- 04Lawyers who want a calm, trustworthy, informative online presence
Law firm website design
A clean, trustworthy site that works well on phones, with no exaggerated claims or sales language.
Practice area pages
A separate, informative page for each practice area, such as family, employment or criminal law, so clients quickly find what they need.
Content that respects the rules
I write general, educational copy rather than promotion. Final compliance review stays with you, under your own bar association's rules.
Law firm SEO
I research what your future clients actually type into Google and build the search work around those queries.
Local search visibility
I set up your Google Business Profile and site so people searching in your city or neighborhood can find you.
Monthly report
Each month I explain in plain language what was done, how many people visited, and what comes next.
- 01
Intro and review
I learn about your firm, your practice areas and any current site, look at your competitors, and tell you where to start.
- 02
Plan and quote
I put the site structure and the first months of work in writing, with a quote made for your firm.
- 03
Design and content
I build the site and practice area pages; you read the text and give your feedback.
- 04
Launch and SEO
The site goes live, and the technical setup and content work that helps it get found begin.
- 05
Measure and report
We review the results together each month and adjust the plan.
- Can lawyers have a website given the advertising rules?
- Rules on attorney advertising exist and vary by jurisdiction, so a site should inform rather than promote. I write in that spirit, but you should confirm the details with your own bar association.
- What should a lawyer website include?
- Who you are, your practice areas, your contact details and some helpful general articles are enough. A calm, clear tone builds more trust than big promises or success claims.
- How long does law firm SEO take to work?
- You often see first movement within a few months, while lasting results usually take 6 to 12 months. It depends on competition in your area and the current state of your site.
- Do you guarantee a first-page ranking?
- No. Nobody can guarantee Google rankings. I commit to the work, measurable goals and regular reporting.
- Do I have to start over if I already have a site?
- Not always. I review it first and fix what can be fixed. If it is too outdated to save, I will tell you plainly at the start.
- How is pricing decided?
- I prepare a custom quote based on your firm's needs, the number of pages and the searches you want to show up for. We talk first, then I send it in writing.
Other services
- Website DesignA website that explains your business clearly, loads fast and gets visitors to contact you.
- SEO ServicesSteady work so that when your customers search for what you do on Google, they find you.
- Local SEOShow up in "near me" searches and on Google Maps when customers in your area are looking.
- Website RedesignI renew your old, slow or underperforming website while keeping the place you've earned on Google.
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(05) Contact
Let's look at your firm together
Tell me your practice areas and your site address, if you have one, and I will explain in plain language what can be done.