Energy Lawyer Marketing Agency Turn royalty and lease searches into signed cases.

We publish our rates instead of gating them behind a call. Google Ads management is a flat 10% of what you spend with Google each month, floored at $600/mo, and we never mark up your ad spend. SEO runs $50 per page per month with a 10-page minimum. A new website is priced as one of eight fixed packages between $1,500 and $20,000+, detailed at /websites. There's no setup charge and nothing locking you into a term — tell us about your practice and a proposal lands in your inbox within a business day.

If most of what fills your docket still comes down to two or three landmen who happen to remember your name, or you couldn't say which page brought in last month's best royalty case, bringing in help usually pays for itself. We run the site, ads, SEO, and review pipeline that keep mineral-rights, leasing, and title curative cases coming in on a schedule that isn't tied to any single referral source staying loyal. If your calendar's already full of the right work, you may not need us yet.

It's responsible for every channel between a Google search and a signed engagement letter. We design your site, run Google Ads against royalty, mineral-rights, and lease-review searches, build your ranking in local and AI search results, and keep follow-up and review requests moving on their own — one team owning the whole pipeline rather than a separate vendor for the website, the ads, and the SEO.

Find one that understands the practice split — a site structured around mineral-owner disputes on one side and operator, leasing, and title work on the other, ad campaigns scoped to your actual producing basin instead of a nationwide radius, and reporting that ties a case back to the exact page or keyword that produced it. Avoid any agency that runs your firm through the same playbook as a plumbing company or won't hand over your site and ad account logins. Ask how they measure a signed case, not just a submitted form.

Google Ads can start putting inquiries in front of your intake team within the first couple of weeks — useful when a client is already inside a pooling response window. Organic rankings generally take 3–4 months to move, and it's usually 6–8 months before SEO, AI visibility, and reviews together are producing cases on their own without a click cost attached. Firms that run both from day one avoid the gap where paid traffic is the only thing keeping the phone ringing.

One team owns your site, ads, SEO, AI visibility, email, and reviews, so there's nobody to blame something else when a campaign underperforms. Campaigns get scoped to the specific basin you work — Permian, Bakken, Anadarko, Appalachian, Eagle Ford — every case is traced back to its acquisition cost, and our starting prices sit on the pricing page rather than behind a sales call. There's no contract, and your website, ad accounts, and client data stay yours whether or not you keep working with us.

No. A call or a form submission only matters once it becomes a signed engagement letter, so that's the number our reporting tracks all the way through — not the raw inquiry count. That's the difference between a campaign that's actually growing your caseload and one that's just filling an intake sheet with names.

Yes. State bar rules on advertising outcomes and testimonials apply the same whether it's a personal injury firm or an oil and gas practice, and we don't treat those rules as optional. Ads, landing pages, and review requests are built to stay inside them, so growing your mineral-rights and leasing docket doesn't open up a bar-complaint risk.

Yes. Every call and form is tagged to the ad, keyword, or page that generated it starting day one, so you can see your true cost per engagement — and tell whether royalty disputes, leasing work, or title curative matters are the ones actually covering the marketing bill.

Yes. Call tracking, web forms, and campaign data feed into whatever intake system you're already running — Clio, Lawmatics, or another legal CRM — so a new lease or pooling inquiry reaches someone right away instead of sitting in an inbox while the response window closes.

Your firm, fully. The website files, brand assets, ad accounts, and client records are yours, not ours — nothing sits locked inside a platform only we can export. If you ever move to a different agency or bring marketing in-house, everything goes with you.

Most sites go live in about 2–4 weeks, and the biggest variable is how fast attorney bios, practice-area write-ups, and feedback on drafts come back from your team. A typical build keeps mineral-owner and royalty pages separate from leasing, title, and regulatory pages from the first draft, and you'll see progress in stages rather than one reveal at the end.