Full-funnel marketing for personal-injury law firms
Law firm marketing is the coordinated work of getting a firm found, chosen, and signed: SEO, PPC, content, reputation, intake and reporting. Rule Seven runs all of it for personal-injury firms from one team, with packages published from $2,500/mo and results measured as cost per signed case.
One team for every channel that signs cases
- A single strategist who owns the whole funnel
- SEO, Local SEO and content that compound over time
- Google Ads and Local Services Ads managed to signed cases
- 24/7 bilingual intake so nothing leaks after hours
- A monthly cost-per-signed-case report, not a traffic chart
How it works
- Audit & benchmark. We map your current cost per signed case and quote the bar rules that govern your ads.
- Build the funnel. Site, pages, campaigns and intake go live in a sequenced 90-day onboarding.
- Report and compound. Every month you get the numbers that matter and a standing call with your strategist.
Measured on signed cases, not clicks
We report the one number that pays your salaries - the blended cost to put a signed case on your calendar. Figures vary by market, practice area and firm; we share your real numbers under NDA in the consult.
Compliance: Every ad, page and disclaimer we ship cites the specific advertising rule that governs it in your state. In our 2026 audit, 0 of 17 competing agencies referenced rule numbers at all.
Law-firm marketing questions
Q. How much does full-service marketing cost?
Packages start at $2,500/mo (Foundation), $5,500/mo (Growth) and $11,000/mo (Market Leader), plus ad spend billed at cost. Every figure is on our pricing page.
Q. Do I have to buy everything at once?
No. Start with the channel that moves the needle now and layer on the rest. Each service has its own published starting rate.
Q. How fast will it work?
Paid channels and intake can produce signed cases within weeks; SEO and Local SEO compound over 4-6 months. We tell you which levers are fast up front.
Q. Do you guarantee a number of cases?
No. No agency can honestly promise case volume or outcomes, and every state bar prohibits those claims. We report cost per signed case so you can judge the economics.
Last reviewed . Prices are reviewed quarterly; ad spend is billed at cost.