Inconsistent Referrals
Inconsistent Referrals
How Strategic SEO Drove Record Growth
Learn how a bankruptcy law firm achieved record growth using SEO, technical optimization, and local search strategies.
Cheryl S. Davis was doing everything right as a lawyer. As a business owner, almost nothing was working. Her firm had a website, but it was slow — especially on mobile, where most of her prospective clients were searching. A previous engagement with a large marketing company produced no meaningful results. Referrals were inconsistent. And in a practice area with real, consistent demand, her firm simply wasn't showing up when people searched. The opportunity was sitting there. She just couldn't reach it.
Inconsistent Referrals
No Traction in New Market
No Results from Big Box Marketing Company
Convert interest into genuine booked consultations.
Grow a scalable law firm with strong and consistent returns.
The improvements in website performance, local search visibility, and SEO strategy generated strong and measurable growth. The firm saw steady increases in visibility and client inquiries from organic search as their SEO strategy matured. Most recently, the firm experienced its best month in company history , driven entirely by SEO performance.
Improve their website performance and technical SEO structure, focusing on website speed, visual improvements, and Google Business Profile optimization to begin generating immediate traction while building long-term organic growth.
Create a sustainable marketing strategy capable of generating consistent new client inquiries, increasing their visibility in local search results.
Key actions included:
The Constellation team also focused on improving local search visibility by optimizing two Google Business Profiles , helping the firm increase visibility in local search results and attract more potential clients searching for bankruptcy services.
After seeing positive momentum, the firm upgraded their engagement to increase their SEO.
SEO Structure Improvement
Record-Breaking Monthly Revenue