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Marketing for bankruptcy law firms

Bankruptcy marketing reaches people under financial stress searching for a way out - Chapter 7 and 13. Rule Seven runs paid search, Local SEO and intake for bankruptcy firms from $2,500/mo, published, with clear, non-judgmental messaging that earns the call.

Published prices 51-state rule fluency Spanish included
What you get

Clear help for a stressful decision

  • Pages for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 searches
  • Paid search for high-intent debt-relief terms
  • Local SEO across your filing districts
  • Intake trained for sensitive financial calls
  • Cost-per-signed-case reporting
A bankruptcy attorney reviewing financial documents with a client.

How it works

  1. Capture debt-relief intent. Paid search reaches people actively searching for a way out.
  2. Rank in your district. Local SEO covers the filing districts you serve.
  3. Handle the call kindly. Intake is trained for sensitive, high-stress conversations.

Clarity beats pressure

People considering bankruptcy respond to clear, respectful explanations of their options - not pressure. That tone earns the consultation. Results vary by market.

Compliance: Bankruptcy advertising follows your state bar's rules and federal requirements for debt-relief agencies where they apply.

2
chapters we build dedicated pages for: 7 and 13
$2,500+
per month, published - packages scale with your case mix
Wondering what this would actually cost your firm? Our prices are published - packages from $2,500/mo, and every service has a starting rate you can see before you call.
Straight answers

Bankruptcy marketing questions

Q. What does bankruptcy marketing cost?

From $2,500/mo, published on our pricing page.

Q. Is paid search effective here?

Yes - debt-relief searches are high-intent, so paid search captures them well.

Q. Do you cover Chapter 7 and 13?

Both, with dedicated pages, since the searches and clients differ.

Q. Do you make outcome promises?

No; outcome promises are prohibited and unverifiable.

Last reviewed . Prices are reviewed quarterly; ad spend is billed at cost.