Law · Accounting · Advisory

Search demand mapped to an offer, not a 50-page blog.

Leftover professional sites bury intake under Insights. The matter people search for in San Diego needs its own URL — ads and organic can both use it.

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Matter pages

The work you sell gets a URL. The blog does not replace it.

Estate planning, bookkeeping, a consult — each is a job. A ranked query and a paid click for the same job land on that page. The form fires.

We do not farm thin neighborhood templates for firms. City-level San Diego, on pages the office can defend.

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Failure mode

The Insights mill that cannot take the click.

insights mill
Forty posts. None of them is the matter people search and pay for. Intake is buried under the blog.
homepage dump
Practice areas, bios, and the form share one URL. A query and an ad have nowhere specific to land.
ads to About
The ad sells a consult. The click lands on the firm story. The form is in the footer.

Search Console

The query goes to a matter page — not /insights.

We map demand you already have. We do not invent rankings.

Page plan
One URL per matter you sell
Technical health first. Then content mapped to the work — see local SEO. Not a content mill.
Paid
The ad lands on that matter
If the leftover theme cannot take the click, paid waits. See Google Ads management.

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You keep

The firm keeps the system

Domain

The site stays in your name.

Search Console

We sit in your property.

Ads + GA4

You keep the logins.

FAQ

Before the first call

Timing and who owns the accounts: how we work. Rebuilds: indexed WordPress paths.

Is this only for law firms, or also accounting and advisory?

One practice type is enough. The page plan is the matters you actually sell in San Diego, each on its own URL. Law, accounting, and advisory are the common case — not a bundle you have to buy.

Do we need a blog, or matter pages?

Matter pages. A 50-page blog does not replace a URL for the work you sell. Content can exist when it maps to a real query in Search Console — it does not replace intake.

Can paid ads and organic search use the same pages?

Yes. A paid click and a ranked query for the same matter should hit the identical URL. We do not send ads to Home while organic tries to rank an Insights post.

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30 minutes. Bring the offer and Search Console.

Based in San Diego, California. You own the domain, the ads, and analytics either way.