Google Search
Campaigns structured around case intent, market economics, and disciplined budget control.
- Campaign architecture
- Keyword and match strategy
- Search-term governance
Google Ads, Local Services Ads, and paid social for personal injury firms. Every campaign is structured around case intent, controlled spend, and verified intake.
Paid media should make high-intent demand easier to capture and easier to measure. We align campaigns, landing pages, and intake feedback so budget follows the cases the firm actually wants.
Search, LSAs, retargeting, landing pages, measurement, and intake feedback managed to improve qualified demand from every dollar spent.
Campaigns structured around case intent, market economics, and disciplined budget control.
LSA programs managed around eligibility, lead quality, profile strength, and disciplined dispute control.
Spend protected from weak searches, irrelevant markets, and unwanted case types or inquiries.
Landing pages aligned with campaign intent, strong trust signals, and clear conversion paths.
Retargeting and social programs built for qualified audiences, reach, and frequency control.
Reporting links channel activity to qualified consultations, signed cases, and acquisition cost.
We translate case value, market costs, and intake performance into campaign structure, budget controls, and a disciplined optimization plan.
We review case value, target markets, click costs, current campaigns, landing pages, tracking, and intake conversion. This establishes the budget logic and qualified-lead standard.
We structure campaigns, keywords, negative lists, ads, landing pages, calls, forms, and channel budgets around the cases and markets that matter most.
We monitor search terms, pacing, lead quality, consultations, and signed cases, then shift spend toward the combinations producing stronger commercial outcomes.
Answers on budget, channels, lead quality, launch timing, measurement, and realistic expectations.
Let's TalkGoogle Ads are keyword-based campaigns that send prospects to a landing page. LSAs are pay-per-lead placements with separate eligibility, verification, ranking, and dispute rules. Strong programs govern them as distinct channels.
Budget depends on market costs, target case types, intake conversion, and the number of qualified opportunities the firm can handle. We model those inputs before recommending a starting range.
No. Auction costs, competition, seasonality, intake performance, and case criteria change over time. We set targets, control the work, and report verified outcomes without guaranteeing a fixed result.
We audit the account before changing it. Useful history, audiences, conversion data, and proven structures are preserved where appropriate, while waste and measurement gaps are corrected.
We combine tighter keyword intent, negative lists, geographic controls, ad qualification, landing-page alignment, LSA dispute management, and intake feedback.
Usually. A focused landing page gives each campaign a clearer message, stronger relevance, and a cleaner path to call or consultation than a generic website page.
Yes. Scope can include call tracking, form events, campaign parameters, analytics, CRM handoff, lead qualification, and reporting from click to verified intake.
Yes, when the market, audience, platform policy, and economics support it. Retargeting and paid social are governed separately from high-intent search.
Timing depends on account access, tracking, landing pages, compliance review, LSA verification, and creative approval. We establish the dependencies and launch sequence during onboarding.
We track spend, qualified leads, consultations, signed cases, cost per qualified lead, cost per signed case, and performance by market and case type.
We review your markets, target cases, current campaigns, landing pages, tracking, and intake, then identify the clearest opportunities.