Cyber Crimes Defense Marketing Turn seized-device searches into signed cases.

Nothing's hidden here. Google Ads management runs 10% of whatever you're spending with Google, with a $600/month floor and zero markup added on top of your spend. SEO is priced per page — $50/page/month, with a 10-page minimum to start. If you need a new site, that's a one-time build, eight packages ranging $1,500 to $20,000+ depending on scope (full breakdown at /websites). No setup charge, no contract, cancel whenever. Send us a few details about your firm and you'll have real numbers back within one business day.

If most of your intake still comes from word of mouth around the local bar and you don't show up when someone Googles “hacking charges lawyer” at 11 p.m., you're losing cases you never even hear about. An agency earns its cost back by building the site, ads, and rankings that catch that cold, panicked search — the ones word of mouth never touches. If your calendar's already full from other sources, you may not need the extra channel yet.

Short version: it makes sure your firm shows up the second someone realizes a hacking, fraud, or unauthorized-access charge is coming. That means a site built around the actual charges you defend, Google Ads that don't waste spend on generic “criminal lawyer” traffic, rankings and AI-answer visibility for the specific statutes you handle, and automated follow-up so a warm lead doesn't go cold while a device sits in an evidence locker.

A cyber crime defendant is often more comfortable with technology than the attorney they're vetting, and they can tell in about ten seconds whether your site actually understands digital forensics, chain of custody, or how a device search warrant gets scoped, versus a template page that just lists “computer crimes” among twenty other charges. Your marketing has to prove technical fluency, not just legal experience — that's a different job than a standard DUI-and-assault campaign, and we build it that way.

Ask them to explain how they'd position a CFAA charge or a ransomware case to a prospective client — if the answer is a generic “we do criminal defense,” keep looking. You want an agency that can build bar-compliant campaigns, write a site that doesn't fumble basic forensic vocabulary, and track leads all the way to a signed retainer instead of stopping at clicks.

Ads can get your firm in front of someone the same week a device gets seized or a charge lands — that part moves fast. Rankings, AI-answer visibility, and your review count build over months, not weeks, but they eventually bring in cases without a per-click cost attached. Starting both on day one gets you speed now and a cheaper pipeline later.

Most agencies that claim to do “criminal defense marketing” have never written a page about the CFAA or explained what a forensic image is. We have, and one team handles your site, ads, rankings, AI visibility, email, and reviews so nothing falls through a gap between vendors. Every number traces back to a signed case, our pricing sits on the website in plain numbers, and you can walk away month to month — nothing you build with us is locked to us.

A hacking or fraud case often involves details a client absolutely doesn't want indexed anywhere — a former employer's name, a specific dollar figure, an ex's phone number pulled off a device. We keep ads and landing pages free of case specifics, skip anything that reads as an outcome promise (bar rules don't allow it anyway), and time review requests so nothing identifying ever ends up in a public post.

Yes — that's often the exact moment someone starts Googling. We build landing pages and run campaigns tied to the specific trigger points in a cyber case: a device-seizure warrant executed at a home or office, an FBI or Secret Service call, or an employer's IT department reporting “exceeding authorized access.” Whoever's visible in that first search wins the retainer, and that's the window we aim for.

Every call, form fill, and chat gets tagged to the campaign or page that produced it from day one, so you can see your real cost per signed retainer — and whether hacking cases, fraud cases, or identity-theft cases are actually the ones filling your calendar.

All of it — the website files, the ad accounts, the domain, every lead in your CRM. We build on infrastructure you control, not a platform we lease you access to. If you ever leave, you walk out with everything, because we're month to month and there's no lock-in to walk away from.

Two to four weeks is typical for a site built around your specific charge types — hacking, fraud, and identity-theft pages included — though scope and how quickly you get us content and feedback move that number. You'll know the real timeline before we start, with updates as each stage wraps.