Say what you actually do
Not “commercial law”. Building disputes. Franchise agreements. Wills contested by family. People search for their problem, not your practice area.
Law firms
Most law firm websites were built once, years ago, by someone who has since moved on. They still work. They just do not bring anybody in.
What a law firm website actually has to do. Someone looking for a solicitor is usually worried, in a hurry, and comparing three firms on a phone. They decide in about ten seconds whether you look like the firm that handles their kind of problem. The rest of the page is decoration.
Not “commercial law”. Building disputes. Franchise agreements. Wills contested by family. People search for their problem, not your practice area.
A number that dials on a tap, a form that reaches a real inbox, and an honest line about when you reply.
Clean, plain, quiet. No photograph of a gavel.
A page for each practice area you want to grow, written in the words clients use.
A note on the advertising rules. Your website has to comply with the Law Society’s advertising rules. We write nothing that claims a result, compares you to another firm, or promises an outcome. If your practice manager wants to review the wording before it goes live, that is normal and welcome.
$1,490 for up to 6 pages, a page for each practice area, enquiry forms throughout, set up properly for Google, ready to review in a week. Agreed in writing before we start.
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