Google AdWords For Attorneys
Legal Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising Campaigns
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The key benefit of paid online advertising (PPC) is that your firm is able to attract a good number of cases quickly and can cover any geographic area with ads, driving interested people directly to educational practice area resources on your website.
Many attorneys we work with have tried online paid advertising (PPC) unsuccessfully in the past and are apprehensive about trying it again. There are many reasons for this. That said, you shouldn’t let bad past experiences deter you. This is a very profitable legal advertising strategy that should be leveraged as much as possible.
The key is to use a PPC partner that has a lot of documented success managing local legal marketing campaigns.
An experienced legal PPC manager will ensure your success and save you a lot of valuable time and money. Our PPC managers will continually optimize your program and get you the best return on investment.
Over the years, we have learned the best ways to set up and optimize legal marketing PPC campaigns and our success is documented. We highly recommend driving targeted traffic directly to your educational practice area content. Allow us to show you why.
Pricing: A strong PPC program requires a minimum monthly budget of $1000 to start.
Contact us if you have questions about Google AdWords for lawyers. We want to make sure you have the information you need to make an informed decision.
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Search Advertising, Display Advertising, Video Advertising, Mobile AdvertisingWhy Use Google AdWords for Lawyers?
Your prospective new clients no longer go online; they live their lives there. Today, people are online constantly seeking information.
According to Google, people are conducting over 100 billion Google searches each month.
“Search” has become the default option for people when they want something.
With computers, tablets, and phones, users are connected around the clock.
People search during the day in “micro-moments”: “want-to-know,” “want-to-go,” “want-to-do,” or “want-to-buy.”
Each of these searches creates an opportunity to influence your target customers preferences and purchasing decisions.
Being there when someone is looking for your products or services is what positions you to attract new clients!
The businesses that effectively appeal to customers during the micro-moments are the businesses that succeed.
Focus on creating an experience that is relevant and useful at each touch point, by focusing on your customer’s needs.

