SEO for legal & PR firms built on reputation, not ad spend.
Your next client is already searching for the exact problem you solve. I build the authoritative, well-structured content and technical foundation that turns that search into a consultation.
What makes legal & pr SEO different
Trust decides the click
High-stakes searches are won by whoever looks most credible in the results — thin practice-area pages lose to established firms by default.
Practice-area pages too thin to compete
A one-paragraph service page can't out-rank firms publishing in-depth guidance on the same matters.
Local and national pull in different directions
Local visibility and national authority require different tactics — most firms only invest in one.
PR work that doesn't compound organically
Press mentions and reputation work rarely get structured to actually feed search visibility.
The Searched Method
A repeatable, systematic approach — applied directly to legal & pr.
Diagnose
Technical, content, and competitive audit to find exactly where search demand is leaking.
Build
Fix the foundation — technical SEO, schema, architecture — then build topical authority and AI-search visibility.
Compound
Content velocity and authority so rankings and leads keep growing after the engagement ends.
Five-plus years in SEO, 40+ clients across 9+ countries, spanning cybersecurity, education, legal/PR, e-commerce, and hospitality.
More about me →Common questions
My case studies so far are in cybersecurity, education, and e-commerce — but the underlying system (technical SEO, practice-area content depth, and credibility signals) is the same throughline that works for any high-trust, research-heavy buyer. Legal and PR are a natural fit for that same approach.
Content and technical architecture are mapped to the specific practice areas and jurisdictions you want to be found for, rather than competing broadly against every firm in the market.
Build the organic presence your reputation deserves.
Be the firm that proves this works — get a free teardown of your current organic visibility.