Law firm SEO that ranks for the searches that sign cases
Law firm SEO is the work of ranking a firm's site for the searches injured people actually type - "car accident lawyer near me" and the practice-area terms that convert. Rule Seven's SEO starts at $2,000/mo, published, and is measured by signed cases rather than traffic.
SEO built for intent, not vanity keywords
- Keyword and SERP research focused on signing intent
- Practice-area and location pages written to rank and convert
- Technical fixes for Core Web Vitals and crawlability
- Authority building through genuinely useful content
- Monthly reporting tied to leads and signed cases
How it works
- Technical & content audit. We find what's holding the site back and the terms worth winning.
- Publish and optimize. We ship ranking pages and fix the technical foundation on a set cadence.
- Compound authority. Links and content stack over 4-6 months into durable rankings.
SEO is a compounding asset
Unlike ads, rankings you earn keep working after you stop paying. Timelines vary by market and competition - a metro with entrenched incumbents takes longer than an open county.
Compliance: Practice-area pages are reviewed against your state bar's rules on specialization claims and testimonials before they publish.
Law-firm SEO questions
Q. How much does law firm SEO cost?
Rule Seven's SEO starts at $2,000/mo, published on our pricing page. Scope scales with the number of practice areas and markets.
Q. How long until I see results?
SEO typically compounds over 4-6 months. We're candid about which markets are fast and which are entrenched before you start.
Q. Is this different from Local SEO?
Yes - Local SEO targets the map pack in your county, while site SEO targets organic rankings. Most firms run both; see Local SEO.
Q. Do you guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Ranking promises are unverifiable and several state bars prohibit them. We report leads and cost per signed case instead.
Last reviewed . Prices are reviewed quarterly; ad spend is billed at cost.