Site & competitor audit
We check technical health, indexing and Search Console data. We look at which services you are already found for and which pages competitors in your city have.
SEO for law firms, attorneys and notaries: a page for every practice area, local search and content that answers a client’s question.
People look for a lawyer when the problem is already there: a divorce, an inheritance, a tax dispute. They type their situation and their city into Google. We make sure your site has a page for each of those situations.
We check technical health, indexing and Search Console data. We look at which services you are already found for and which pages competitors in your city have.
A separate page for each service: family cases, inheritance, road accidents, company registration, tax disputes. With the procedure, timelines, documents and cost.
People usually look for a lawyer in their own city. We set up Google Business Profile and work with reviews and queries that include a city name.
Short pieces on client questions: “how to divide property”, “what to do after a road accident”. They bring people in early and lead to the service page.
Lawyer pages with a bar certificate, experience and specialization. Legal topics, like medical ones, require proven expertise from a site.
We show what was done during the month, how rankings, impressions and inquiries from search changed, and what we plan next.
Rankings, traffic and leads from Google.
Google plus visibility in AI assistants.
Stores, several languages or regions.
A separate budget for backlinks is needed for SEO — we calculate it after the audit.
Ads bring clients right away, but a click in the legal niche is expensive. SEO brings inquiries whose cost does not depend on the number of clicks.
SEO for a legal website starts from $500 per month. The amount depends on the number of practice areas and competition in your city. A separate budget for backlinks is needed; we calculate it after the audit.
The minimum term is 6 months. Google re-evaluates a site gradually: first it indexes fixed and new pages, then changes their positions. Every month you receive a work report and see what has been done and how impressions and clicks are changing.
Yes. For a solo attorney we focus on a few practice areas and the city: service pages, Google Business Profile, client reviews. That is where local promotion starts.
A page for each practice area and service, lawyer pages, prices or the way fees are calculated, contacts with a map and an articles section. A single “Services” page with a list does not capture client queries.
Yes, if the articles answer real client questions and lead to a service page. Retelling laws without a practical answer brings neither traffic nor inquiries.
Yes. If the firm has offices in several cities, we create a separate page and a Google Business Profile for each office.
Legal SEO is search promotion for law firms, attorney associations, solo attorneys and notaries. The goal is for a person looking for help with their situation to find your site in Google and on Maps.
Clients phrase a query through their problem: “divorce through court”, “register an inheritance”, “appeal a fine”. So we build a law firm’s site around practice areas and situations rather than a general list of services.
For an attorney, name and reputation matter. What works: a page about the attorney with a certificate and experience, client reviews, a map profile and articles under their name.
In large cities the top positions for general queries are held by directories and big firms. So we start with narrower queries: a practice area plus a city or district. Competition there is lower, and the person is closer to making contact.
| Step | What we do |
|---|---|
| Step 1 | Audit of the site, Google Business Profile and competitors in the city |
| Step 2 | Structure of practice areas and lawyer pages |
| Step 3 | Page optimization, answer articles, technical fixes |
| Monthly | Links, new pages, work report |