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People search for their legal problem before they search for a lawyer. Sojig builds the pages that answer both, and nothing goes live until your attorneys approve it.
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Illustrative example
Examples of searches customers make. Your plan is built from your own research.
Legal keywords cost more per click than almost any others. Organic visits don't.
Lawyer directories and legal publishers rank for many legal questions.
Search engines and bar rules expect accuracy, so every page needs a lawyer's review.
Practice area and case type pages that explain what you do and how it works.
Articles on cost, process and rights, with every legal point marked for attorney review.
Bios with experience, admissions and structured data.
Whether assistants name your firm when people ask who to call.
Most people who need a lawyer start by searching their problem: what happens after an accident, how custody works, whether they can be fired. Law firm SEO means answering those questions clearly, then giving each practice area a page that makes the next step obvious.
A single 'Family law' page can't rank for divorce, custody and prenups at once. Start with a page per practice area, then add pages for the case types clients search for most, each explaining how the process works with your firm.
Clients search for costs, timelines and rights. Clear, general answers build trust and bring in the right enquiries. Every legal point in a draft is marked for an attorney to check before anything goes live.
Attorney bios with admissions, experience and the kinds of cases each person handles are among the most visited pages on a law firm site. Person and LegalService structured data help search engines connect them.
Bar associations, legal aid resources, community organizations and publications link to firms that publish useful guides. Sojig finds pages that link to other firms and drafts outreach from your inbox.
Count consultations and calls by landing page, not visits. With legal click prices so high, compare each organic enquiry with what the same click would cost in paid search.
FAQ
Only after a lawyer reviews it. Drafts mark every legal point for checking, never give advice on a specific situation, and nothing publishes without approval.
Yes. Practice area pages help your website rank, and Sojig tracks where you appear in Google Maps from each city you serve. Review replies, posts and fixes for your Google Business Profile are drafted each week for you to approve.
Usually yes. Drafts avoid claims about results and specialist status, but your team should review each page against your jurisdiction's rules before approving it.
A few excellent answers to the questions your clients ask most do more than frequent posts. Start with the cost and process questions for your main practice area.
Your first week of work is ready shortly after you connect.
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