For law firms in the South Bay
Website, search, short-form video, social media, and lead follow-up—connected in one marketing system for California solo and small law firms. Clear reporting and attorney review help keep the work grounded in your practice.
A practical first step
Get a free 0–100 score, then add your contact details to see the search, trust, and contact findings behind it, plus prioritized next steps.
A focused first look at public website signals—not a full technical audit.
The recognition
Someone gets your name from a friend, a doctor, another attorney. Ten years ago that was the whole decision. Now it is the first step. They search you. They read your reviews and your site. They look for whether you have said anything intelligent about the exact thing they are dealing with. Increasingly they ask an AI tool who they should call.
If what they find looks current, clear, and human, the referral holds and they call. If it looks dated, thin, or invisible, the referral cools and they keep looking. Either way, the decision gets made while you are not in the room.
Why it matters in your practice areas
Divorce, custody, bankruptcy, estate planning, workers' compensation. These are not emergencies where someone grabs the first lawyer they find. They are slow, private, painful decisions that people sit with for weeks. They interview two or three attorneys. They read the full bio, not the headline. They are asking one question the whole time: can I trust this person with something that matters.
That trust gets built or lost in what they find when they look. A firm can be excellent in the room and still lose the client who never walked in, because online it looked like less than it is.
The system
Not six vendors and a login. One system, built so that when someone researches you, they find a firm that looks the way you actually practice.
Improve discoverability when someone in your area searches for the matter they are facing, across search and the tools people use to research.
Turn how you actually think about a case into short, clear video and writing, so a stranger starts to feel like they already know you.
Show up consistently across search, video, and social, so the firm they were referred to is the firm they keep seeing.
Make the next step obvious and simple, so a researcher who is finally ready does not have to work to contact you.
Clear monthly reporting tied to consultations and inquiries, not views and impressions.
The economics of trust
A prospect who arrives already trusting you closes faster and easier than a cold lead, which lowers what it costs to win each client even if you never spend more. Content that answers their question before the consultation means the people who book are already partway sold, so your time is spent on better-fit matters. And unlike advertising, which stops the moment you stop paying, presence compounds. A video or a page you publish keeps working for years. The cost of winning a client goes down over time instead of resetting every month.
Why us
Law-firm marketing must be reviewed under the professional and advertising rules that apply to the lawyers and jurisdictions involved. We avoid guarantees, fabricated proof, and unsupported claims, and we keep attorney review in the publishing process. You remain responsible for legal and professional compliance; we build the marketing workflow to support that review rather than bypass it.
Who this is for
Solo and small firms in family law, divorce, bankruptcy, estate planning, and workers' compensation across the South Bay. Firms with a real reputation in the room that does not yet show up online. If your practice depends on people trusting you before they hire you, this is built for you. If you need volume-lead, race-to-the-bottom advertising, we are not the right fit, and we will tell you so.
Direct answers
Integrated Social engagements generally range from $1,500 to $6,000 per month depending on scope. The right budget depends on the firm's capacity, priority practice areas, current website and content, and the amount of production and measurement required.
No. Video can help prospective clients understand an attorney before the first call, but it is not the only way to build authority. A firm can begin with a clear website, useful written answers, accurate attorney profiles, local visibility, and a consultation path that fits its practice.
An in-house marketer gives one person direct ownership but may still require outside specialists for web development, SEO, video, writing, and analytics. Integrated Social coordinates those functions as one system for firms that do not need or cannot yet support a complete internal team.
Define the matters you want to attract, who handles new inquiries, and how many consultations the firm can take. Review website and account ownership, deliverables, reporting, fees, and contract terms before signing. Our free website grader offers a starting point for observable website issues; it does not replace an intake review or a complete technical audit.
Yes. The free law firm website grader checks 17 weighted public-HTML signals and returns a readiness score. Submit your details to unlock category scores, evidence, and prioritized fixes for your site. No strategy call is required, and the grader does not predict rankings, revenue, or case outcomes.
See what they see
We will show you how your firm actually appears to someone researching you right now, where you are strong, where a competitor is ahead, and what would change first. No pitch deck. No pressure.
See where your firm standsA short, honest review of your current presence. If there is nothing worth changing, we will tell you that too.