Drug Crimes Defense Marketing Turn tonight's drug-charge search into a signed retainer, before the case reaches arraignment.

Every number here is public. Google Ads runs 10% of whatever you set as your monthly ad budget, with a $600/mo floor on that management fee, and we never tack a markup onto the spend — it goes to Google, in full. SEO is priced at $50 per page per month, with a 10-page floor to start. A custom website runs one of eight flat, one-time packages, priced $1,500 up to $20,000 and beyond — see /websites for the breakdown. There's no setup charge, nothing is locked into a contract, and you'll have a written proposal in hand within one business day of telling us about your firm.

If arrest-day calls keep coming in but stall out before a retainer gets signed, if PWID or trafficking keyword spend disappears without a case to show for it, or if you genuinely can't say which channel produced last month's docket, an agency is worth what it costs. We build the site, the compliant ads, the SEO, and the follow-up that keep drug cases arriving while you're in court arguing someone else's. If your caseload is already exactly where you want it, hold off.

It owns every channel capable of producing a signed drug case — the website, compliant Google Ads across possession, distribution, and trafficking searches, local and AI-search visibility, and the follow-up and review requests that come after a case wraps — run as one connected system instead of five vendors who've never spoken to each other.

Find one fluent in drug-charge specifics — call tracking that follows every inquiry through to a signed retainer, ads and pages built inside your state bar's advertising rules, and case-type pages that speak to the actual charge (a paraphernalia ticket reads nothing like a federal conspiracy indictment) instead of one generic “criminal defense” page. Keep ownership of your site, your ad accounts, and your data, and press on how they measure results in signed cases, not raw form fills.

Google Ads can start generating calls inside the first couple of weeks, which matters given how often someone decides who to call the same night as the arrest. SEO, AI visibility, and reviews take closer to 3 to 4 months to build real momentum, with that traffic usually turning into a steady run of inquiries by month 6 to 8. Running both tracks from day one is how you cover the gap between them.

One team handles your website, ads, SEO, AI visibility, follow-up, and reviews, so there's no vendor pointing at a different vendor when something breaks. Pricing is posted in public, setup runs $0, nothing is under contract, and your site, ad accounts, and case data stay yours the entire time. If the first 30 days don't produce, you don't pay for them.

Google Ads management sits at 10% of your ad budget, floored at $600/mo, with no markup layered on top — your spend reaches Google untouched. SEO runs $50 per page per month, with a 10-page floor. A website is one flat, one-time payment from a menu of eight packages spanning $1,500 to $20,000+, laid out at /websites. Setup costs nothing, the arrangement runs month to month, and an itemized proposal follows within a business day.

Signed cases, specifically. A form fill or a call, on its own, isn't a client — so every inquiry gets followed through to whatever it turns into, which is what tells you your actual cost per signed drug case instead of a cost per click that means nothing on its own.

Yes. Every ad, landing page, and review request is written inside your state bar's advertising rules from the first draft — no promised outcomes, nothing that reads like a guaranteed result — so the marketing brings cases in without ever putting your license in front of a grievance panel.

Yes. Possession, PWID, trafficking, manufacturing or cultivation, and prescription-fraud cases are searched differently and carry different urgency, so each gets its own page and its own campaign depending on which charge types you want more of. Someone searching right after a federal indictment sees proof you handle federal conspiracy and quantity-threshold cases — not a general page that never mentions them.

Yes. Website forms, call tracking, and campaign data feed into whatever intake or case management platform your firm already runs — Clio, Filevine, Litify, and similar tools all connect — so a new inquiry lands in your pipeline on its own instead of sitting unopened in an inbox.

Your firm, fully. The website, the ad accounts, and every bit of client data belong to you, and the whole relationship runs month to month. If we ever stop working together, you walk away with all of it intact.

That depends on which of the eight packages at /websites fits — a focused intake page moves fast, a full custom build with pages for every charge type you handle takes longer. Either way, your proposal spells out a real timeline before you commit, setup costs nothing, and you'll hear from us at every step.