Google Ads for Lawyers & Law Firms
We run Google Ads for law firms and attorneys in Canada and the USA seeking high-value case inquiries, consultation bookings, and cleaner cost per signed client.
We build practice-area-specific campaigns targeting individuals and businesses actively searching for legal representation in personal injury, family law, criminal defense, and corporate law.
What's Included & Strategy Breakdown
Law firms grow by securing qualified cases in high-value practice areas.
We build Google Ads campaigns for law firms in Canada and the USA that capture high-intent prospects and deliver a steady stream of signed clients.
Are your legal ads burning budget on people looking for free legal advice?
If your law firm spends ad budget on Google Search but receives inquiries from people asking for free advice or looking for pro bono lawyers, your campaigns lack intent control. Legal keywords are among the most expensive on Google Search, requiring strict practice area segmentation and negative keyword protection.
We partner with law firms across North America to build high-converting search campaigns that turn searchers into signed clients.
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We install negative keyword lists containing terms like 'pro bono', 'free legal aid', 'court forms', 'do it yourself', 'statute text', and 'public defender'.
Yes, we build dedicated personal injury campaigns targeting car accidents, truck accidents, and slip-and-fall cases with specialized intake messaging.
We review all ad text and landing page disclaimers against local bar association rules regarding lawyer advertising and outcome guarantees.
We integrate call tracking and intake form submissions with your legal CRM (e.g. Clio, Lawmatics) to track signed retainer value.
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