Digital marketing for law firms
Legal clients search for a practice area plus a place name—employment law Leeds, conveyancing Bristol—not vague “full service” headlines. They expect credentials, clear contact routes, and often a named team. We build sites and search programmes that respect SRA publicity rules while still competing for instructing enquiries.
The problems we hear first
- Practice-area pages that duplicate competitor boilerplate without substance
- Office vs remote service confusion on the website and Google listings
- Slow site updates when fee earners cannot review web copy quickly
- Reputation hits from single-case reviews that need careful public responses
How we help
We structure practice and people pages for humans and search, implement technical SEO suited to regulated firms, and coordinate Google Business Profile where offices genuinely welcome clients. Review and reputation support follows your conflicts and client-care policies—not generic templates.
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Common questions
Will this bring more instructing enquiries?
We improve visibility for practice area plus town searches and make contact routes obvious. Conversion still depends on intake and reputation—we do not promise caseload.
Who writes the words on the site?
We draft frameworks; your lawyers approve everything. We do not give legal advice or publish without partner sign-off.
Can one office cover several towns online?
Yes, honestly—service areas and practice pages that match how you work, not fake branch offices. SRA rules always come first.