Technical SEO and the website

Technical SEO and website builds for law firms

A slow, badly structured site costs you cases twice: once when a visitor leaves, and again when the pages never rank in the first place.

The problem this solves

The site is on a platform you cannot fully edit, it loads slowly on a phone, the structured data is missing or broken, and nobody can tell you whether any of that is costing you cases.

What I actually do

  • Core Web Vitals and mobile performance, measured rather than guessed
  • Schema and structured data that is correct, not just present
  • Crawlability, indexation and the architecture that decides what ranks
  • Site builds and rebuilds on a stack the firm owns outright
  • Platform migrations with a redirect map, preserved rankings and a tracked baseline
What gets measured before anything moves — illustrative
4.1sLCPNeeds work
0.21CLSNeeds work
61MobilePerformance
38%IndexedOf pages crawled

A baseline taken first is what lets you prove a change helped — or caught something.

How it gets measured

Before-and-after on speed, indexation and rankings against a baseline taken before anything moves — so if something drops, we know what did it.

Measurement only reaches a signed case where I have access to your intake and case management system. Where I don’t, the chain stops at the qualified lead — and I will say so rather than estimate.

The rest of it

These are not separate products. A firm usually needs several, and which ones depend on what the diagnostic finds.

Not sure which of these your firm needs? That is what the diagnostic is for.