Divorce practice, Kraków
A landing page plus Google Business Profile. The firm paused the campaign because the pipeline filled faster than it could take on cases.
Legal clicks are among the most expensive in Google Ads. Everything depends on which searches you refuse to pay for
We show you which search terms are draining the budget before you commit to anything.
Law firm, Kraków
A landing page plus Google Business Profile. The firm paused the campaign because the pipeline filled faster than it could take on cases.
A different sector, the same discipline around lead cost.
In competitive practice areas a single click can cost more than lunch. One irrelevant search term left unchecked can burn a day's budget.
If calls are not tracked, the account looks as if it produces nothing and the algorithm optimises towards the wrong thing.
Legal advertising faces extra restrictions in several markets. We spent three years working with those rules inside Google.
Divorce, immigration, injury, corporate. Each becomes its own campaign, because the clients and their value differ.
Free advice, templates, salaries, law school. At the start the negative keyword list is longer than the keyword list.
One page per practice area, with the fee structure explained. Silence about money costs more leads than a high price does.
Calls, form fills and messaging app conversations, all reported in the account.
We ask which leads became cases, then optimise towards those search terms rather than towards volume.
Someone typing "divorce lawyer near me" or "criminal defence solicitor" wants to hire. Someone typing "how to file for divorce yourself" wants to avoid hiring. Both look relevant in a keyword list, and only one of them is worth a legal click price.
We build the list around the practice area, the location and the moment of need, then cut the research queries before launch. Personal injury, family law, immigration and criminal defence each have their own vocabulary, and the ads speak it.
Legal ads cannot promise outcomes, and in several markets professional rules limit what a firm may say. We write ads around facts a client can check. The cases you take, whether the first consultation is free and how quickly you call back.
Call assets, location assets and sitelinks to each practice area take up more space in the search results and give the visitor a reason to phone rather than keep scrolling.
In the US and some other countries Google also shows Local Services Ads for lawyers, paid per lead rather than per click. Where they are available for your practice area, we look at them alongside search campaigns.
The map pack matters as much as the ads. For the divorce practice in our case study we rebuilt the Google Business Profile. The services listed went from 0 to 33, every review got a reply, and the profile brought 43 calls in six months on top of the ads.
A legal click is expensive, so its price says little on its own. What matters is how many clicks it takes to get a consultation and how many consultations turn into retained clients.
When your intake team marks which enquiries became cases, those results can go back into Google Ads as offline conversions. From then on the account bids for the people who sign.

Our founder, Daniel Norets, spent three years inside Google Ads technical support and saw first-hand why ads get disapproved, why accounts get suspended and where budgets disappear. Since 2017 the agency has put that experience to work on the advertiser's side.
At the start, our founder personally reviews your account and shows you what is holding results back.
We review the account and show you the irrelevant search terms on a call.
A flat fee regardless of ad spend, which matters more in legal niches than anywhere else.
A page per practice area, built for paid traffic.
Campaign history, conversion data and access belong to you. Everything keeps running after we stop.
No annual lock-in. You stay because you see the results, not because of a contract.
We do not earn more when you spend more, so we have no reason to inflate your budget.
Enough to buy a meaningful number of clicks in your practice area. In competitive areas that means a four-figure monthly budget, and we tell you so honestly before you start.
In most, but several have extra verification requirements. We check the policy for your jurisdiction during the audit.
Call tracking with a dedicated number, plus conversions from forms and messaging apps. Without it the account is optimising blind.
Yes, after a call about your practice. We need the facts, your fee structure and the objections you hear in consultations.
No. Two clients bidding on the same keywords in the same city is a conflict of interest, and we say so upfront.
Yes, and those are the most expensive areas, so negatives and call tracking matter even more. We start with a smaller geography and widen it once the cost per case is clear.
Where Google offers them for your country and practice area, we review them next to search campaigns. They bill per lead, so they need the same intake discipline as calls from search ads.
They do different jobs. Ads bring calls from the first week, while organic rankings take months. A sensible order is ads and a strong Google Business Profile first, then content once the ads show which cases are worth chasing.
The first calls usually come within days of launch. Signed cases follow at the pace of your consultations.
Leave your details. We reply within 15 minutes during working hours and book 20 minutes to walk you through your account.
No spam. One call and a specific list of fixes, then the decision is yours.