What works for law firms
Practice-area information
Clear, accurate explanations of the legal problems your clients face, like property disputes, cheque bounce cases, divorce procedure or bail, written to inform, not to solicit.
Professional profiles
Qualifications, enrolment details, areas of practice and publications, presented factually.
Google Business Profile
Accurate office information and a professional presence on Maps, where many clients start.
Reputation
Monitoring and measured, professional responses to reviews, without discussing any client's matter in public.
Staying within professional rules
We don't write content that promises outcomes, compares you with other advocates, or solicits clients. We keep content informational and factual, in line with Bar Council rules, and every page is approved by an advocate at your firm before it goes live. We haven't re-checked the rule text for this page, so take your own advice on anything specific. Chartered accountants work under different rules; see our page for CA firms.
Advocate Anil and Padoral Law are among the legal practices we've worked with.