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Performance Marketing

Paid media that buys cases, not clicks.

Google Ads, LSAs, and paid social managed against qualified intake and retained outcomes.

The short answer

What is performance marketing for law firms?

Performance marketing for law firms is paid advertising managed against case outcomes.

Who it's for
Firms spending $10k+ per month on paid media who want accountability.
What you get
Campaigns, landing paths, and reporting tied to cost per retained case.
Law firm leadership reviewing marketing data

The problem

More leads is not the goal. Better cases are.

Most paid accounts optimize to the cheapest conversion. In legal, the cheapest lead is often the one you cannot sign.

  • Keyword and audience pruning for case fit
  • Offline conversion imports from intake
  • Landing pages matched to search intent
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How it works

A clear path from audit to results

  1. 1

    Account audit

    Structure, spend, search terms, and tracking.

  2. 2

    Rebuild

    Intent-based campaigns and clean conversion signals.

  3. 3

    Launch + test

    Ad, landing page, and bid tests by market.

  4. 4

    Optimize

    Weekly tuning against CPQL and retained cases.

Track record

We've scaled legal revenue at the very top of the market.

Our operators have run multiple national legal brands and built mass tort and class action campaigns that signed thousands of cases.

$100M+
Revenue businesses our operators helped scale
1,000s
Cases signed through systems we built
Multiple
National legal brands operated
Mass tort
And class action campaigns, start to finish

FAQ

Performance Marketing FAQ

Google Ads, Local Services Ads, Microsoft Ads, Meta, and YouTube, chosen by your practice area and market.

We work with firms investing $10k or more per month in marketing so tests reach meaningful volume.

Yes. We coordinate keywords, landing pages, and reporting so channels support each other.

Initial Audit

Find the revenue your performance marketing is leaving on the table.

A confidential Initial Audit from operators who have run it at national scale.

Confidential. No obligation. Reviewed by an operator, not a sales rep.