Environmental Lawyer Marketing Agency Turn PFAS searches and compliance calls into signed engagements.

We publish every number instead of gating it behind a call. Google Ads management is 10% of your monthly ad budget, with a $600/mo floor — the rest goes straight to Google, no markup on spend. SEO runs $50 per page per month, with a 10-page minimum. A new website is a one-time project, one of eight fixed packages from $1,500 to $20,000+ depending on scope (see /websites for the breakdown). There's no setup fee and nothing to sign for a year — most firms have a proposal in hand within one business day of reaching out.

Depends on where the leak is. If national PFAS mass-tort advertisers are burying your firm on contamination searches, if your compliance docket depends on two or three referral relationships that could dry up any month, or if you can't say which channel actually produced last quarter's new matter — an agency earns its fee back fast. We run the site, ads, SEO, and reputation work that keep both the litigation and regulatory sides of the practice fed. If your calendar's already full of the right cases, you likely don't need us yet.

Everything upstream of your phone ringing. We build and run your site, manage Google Ads against contamination, Superfund, and permitting searches, handle the SEO and AI-search work that earns free visibility over time, and run the review requests and check-in emails that turn a first call into a signed matter — one accountable team instead of a website vendor, an ad shop, and an SEO consultant who never compare notes.

Find one that already understands the split between contamination litigation and regulatory compliance work — ask to see a site structure built around that difference, not a generic law-firm template with your practice areas swapped in. Ask specifically how they'd target PFAS or Superfund searches without burning your budget against national advertisers, and how they'd prove a signed engagement traces back to a real campaign instead of just counting form submissions. Vague answers to either question are a reason to keep looking.

Paid search can start producing calls within the first couple weeks, which matters when there's a notice-of-violation response window or a brownfield filing deadline on the clock. Organic rankings generally take 3–4 months to build, and the leads that follow from SEO usually compound over 6–8 months into a channel you're not paying per click for. Running both from day one is what keeps intake steady in between.

Most agencies hand you a site, then a separate shop runs the ads, and a third one 'does SEO' — and nobody's on the hook when a lead disappears between them. We run all of it under one roof, we scope ad campaigns to actually compete against national PFAS advertisers instead of ignoring them, and our starting prices sit on the pricing page instead of behind a sales call. No contract locks you in, and your site, ad accounts, and case data stay yours whether or not you keep working with us.

That's the number that matters. A form submission that never becomes a client doesn't cover your overhead, so we track every inquiry through to whether it actually turned into a signed engagement — not just whether someone filled out a form — so you can see which campaigns are growing the practice and which ones are just adding names to an intake sheet.

Yes. Every ad, landing page, and review request is built with your state bar's advertising rules in mind from the start — no promised outcomes, and testimonials handled carefully — so a busier intake line doesn't turn into a disciplinary letter.

You will. Every call and form is tagged to the exact ad, page, or search term that produced it starting the first week, so you know your real cost per new matter — and whether it's the litigation side or the compliance side of the practice actually paying for the marketing.

We can. Forms, call tracking, and campaign data feed directly into Clio, Lawmatics, or whatever your firm already runs for intake, so a lead that comes in at 9pm with an EPA response deadline attached isn't sitting unread until Monday.

Completely. The site, brand assets, ad accounts, and client or case data all belong to your firm, not to us — none of it lives on a platform we control. Decide to work with someone else, or bring it in-house, and everything goes with you.

Usually 2–4 weeks from kickoff to launch for a site built with separate sections for litigation and compliance work, depending mostly on how fast content gets written and how quickly we hear back from your team on drafts. You'll get a specific schedule before work starts and a check-in at every stage, not just a single reveal at the end.