Law firm marketing in Sarasota & Manatee County, paid on signed cases
Intake that signs cases. Paid search, local SEO and call tracking built for family, injury, estate and business practices, billed on signed retainers.
The economics
Legal clicks are among the most expensive on Google, which is exactly why cost per click is the wrong metric. A family-law or injury firm should know one number cold: cost per signed case. A $90 click that becomes a $4,000 retainer at a 1-in-12 rate is a bargain; the same click wasted on a slow intake desk is a loss.
Our engine is built around intake. Here is how we run Google Ads for family law so the intake handoff signs cases. The fee follows signed retainers in your practice-management system, not inquiries.
A real engine we run for a client in this sector. Markets differ; the model is the same.
What the Growth Engine does for lawyers
- Practice-area paid search (family, personal injury, estate planning, business, criminal defense) with call tracking and intent-matched landing pages.
- Local SEO for attorney and practice-area searches across Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice and Lakewood Ranch, plus a review engine that respects bar rules.
- Intake process. Call scripts, missed-call text-back, consultation booking and a 5-minute response standard.
- Attribution in Clio, Lawmatics, MyCase or the CRM we provide, tracked to signed cases.
Who qualifies
Questions lawyers owners ask us
Our fee is a marketing fee tied to measured outcomes, not a referral fee or a share of legal fees. We structure it to comply with Florida Bar advertising rules and recommend your firm review the agreement.
Family law, personal injury, estate planning and business law all have strong search intent locally. Criminal defense and immigration work too; we assess fit on the call.
Each inquiry lands in your intake system with its source. When a retainer is signed, the fee applies. You review the list.
Paid search produces consultations within the first weeks. Local SEO compounds and lowers cost per case over six to twelve months.
