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We have been marketing law firms on and off the web since 1999. We have purchased radio, magazine, newspaper, pay-per-click, directory, and every other type of advertising you can think of for our law firm customers during that time.
1to1Legal.com was initially created only for our own existing client base of 30-50 law firms as an extra weapon in the marketing arsenal we created for them. But, as the internet focus has moved to "LOCAL", so have we. In 2007 we opened our doors to create a wider ranging service for the US population.
HOW DO YOU GET TARGETED CLIENTS? Visitors to our site enter in their ZIP code and the type of legal assistance they require, and our map shows the law firms nearest to them that deal with that type of legal problem. That not only saves the searcher time, it stops you wasting time answering enquiries you can't help with.
Also: to ensure that the law firms that list with our Local Search get their listing in front of a fair amount of people, we cap areas based on population. On average, 1 law firm per 100,000 population. Therefore, a city of 1million people would display only 10 law firms providing any particular type of legal service.
BUT EVEN THOSE FEATURES ARE NOT OUR FAVOURITE PART! As you can see from this recent* Analytics Snapshot, nearly 75% of the traffic to the 1to1Legal network comes from sources other than search engines. That means, we are not reliant on Yahoo, Bing or even the almighty Google for our visitors.
What does that mean for our listed law firms? Simple. It means that any Penguins, Pandas or other Google Animals that come along, won't stop us from providing the service you've paid for. Many directories rely almost solely on the traffic Google provides them. Of course, if they lose their rankings the day after you purchase advertising with them ... you're never going to get your money's worth.
* Snapshot from our network analytics section taken on 18th February 2015.
** The goal of 1 law firm per 100,000 is not always 100% achieved, especially in very rural areas of the country where there may not even be 100,000 people within a reasonable driving distance of the law office in question. Contact us with your zip code and website address to receive more detailed information on being listed in your area.
*** Discounts available for firms located in low populations and firms with more than one office location.
30-200 referrals a month (depending on case types and location) from just $10-$15 per month. After our 18+ years of legal service marketing, we've grown a huge social outreach program, a network of micro-sites, an affiliate program, partnerships with thousands of third party websites, and more to drive your costs down.
We have been marketing law firms on and off the web since 1999. We have purchased radio, magazine, newspaper, pay-per-click, directory, and every other type of advertising you can think of for our law firm customers during that time.
1to1Legal.com was initially created only for our own existing client base of 30-50 law firms as an extra weapon in the marketing arsenal we created for them. But, as the internet focus has moved to "LOCAL", so have we. In 2007 we opened our doors to create a wider ranging service for the US population.
WE MATCH THE CLIENT'S LEGAL PROBLEM AND THEIR ZIP CODE - TO THE LAW FIRMS IN OUR DATABASE.
HOW DO YOU GET TARGETED CLIENTS? Visitors to our site enter in their ZIP code and the type of legal assistance they require, and our map shows the law firms nearest to them that deal with that type of legal problem. That not only saves the searcher time, it stops you wasting time answering enquiries you can't help with.
Also: to ensure that the law firms that list with our Local Search get their listing in front of a fair amount of people, we cap areas based on population. On average, 1 law firm per 100,000 population. Therefore, a city of 1million people would display only 10 law firms providing any particular type of legal service.
BUT EVEN THOSE FEATURES ARE NOT OUR FAVOURITE PART! As you can see from this recent* Analytics Snapshot, nearly 75% of the traffic to the 1to1Legal network comes from sources other than search engines. That means, we are not reliant on Yahoo, Bing or even the almighty Google for our visitors.
What does that mean for our listed law firms? Simple. It means that any Penguins, Pandas or other Google Animals that come along, won't stop us from providing the service you've paid for. Many directories rely almost solely on the traffic Google provides them. Of course, if they lose their rankings the day after you purchase advertising with them ... you're never going to get your money's worth.
* Snapshot from our network analytics section taken on 18th February 2015.
** The goal of 1 law firm per 100,000 is not always 100% achieved, especially in very rural areas of the country where there may not even be 100,000 people within a reasonable driving distance of the law office in question. Contact us with your zip code and website address to receive more detailed information on being listed in your area.
*** Discounts available for firms located in low populations and firms with more than one office location.
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