Music Lawyer Marketing Agency Turn publishing & sync searches into signed engagements.

Pricing here is public, so you're not waiting on a quote. Google Ads management is 10% of your monthly ad budget, with a $600/mo minimum and zero markup — your full budget goes to Google, not to us. SEO runs $50 per page per month, 10-page minimum. A custom website is a one-time build across eight packages, from $1,500 to $20,000+ (see /websites for the breakdown). No setup fee, month-to-month, and a 30-day guarantee — if the first month isn't working, you don't pay for it. Send us a few details about your practice and a proposal with real numbers lands in your inbox within one business day.

If your calendar still runs on whoever a manager, a producer, or a PRO happens to remember to call, and you couldn't say which channel actually produced last month's new engagements, an agency should more than pay for itself. We build the site, ads, SEO, and review pipeline that reach independent songwriters and self-releasing artists searching for counsel directly, so your time goes to deal review, not marketing spreadsheets. If your referral network already fills every open slot, you may not need this yet.

It runs every channel that turns a search into a signed engagement letter. SearchPod builds and maintains your website, runs Google Ads around your busiest deal types, works your local and AI-search rankings, and handles follow-up and review generation — one team accountable for the whole system instead of a website vendor, an ad buyer, and an SEO freelancer who've never spoken to each other.

Look for tracking that ties every new client back to the exact campaign that produced them, copy that reads like it was written by someone who knows a mechanical from a master, and a setup where you keep your website, ad accounts, and data if you ever walk away. Skip agencies that treat your firm like a plumber's listing. Ask specifically how they'd handle a practice where most of your best work sits under NDA.

Google Ads can start putting consultations on your calendar within the first few weeks — useful when a client is racing a sync delivery date or a signing deadline. SEO and AI-search rankings tend to build over about 3 to 4 months, with a steadier flow of inbound clients closer to 6 to 8 months out. Running both together from day one gets you the early wins and the long-term pipeline at the same time.

Your site, ads, SEO, AI search, email, and reviews run as one connected system, not five separate invoices from five vendors. Every new client traces back to the campaign that actually produced them, and our pricing is published on the site instead of quoted case by case. Month-to-month, no lock-in, and you keep your website, ad accounts, and client data no matter what happens next.

That's the whole difference for this niche. We write your marketing around what you actually do: publishing and co-publishing deals, sync licensing, producer agreements, songwriter and band splits, sample clearance, royalty audits, and catalog acquisitions. Copy that treats your practice as generic contract review undersells the specialty you spent years building.

It's the norm in this practice, not something we have to work around. We build your credibility from what's actually public — your practice areas, the deal types you handle, your credentials, and reviews describing the client relationship — so an artist, songwriter, or producer trusts you before a label or a title is ever mentioned on your site.

Every call and form gets tracked to its source starting day one, so you can see your real cost per signed client — and whether publishing work, sync licensing, or catalog deals are the ones actually filling your calendar with your best engagements.

Yes — your forms, call tracking, and campaign data feed into whatever you're already running, whether that's Clio, Lawmatics, or another legal CRM, so a new inquiry reaches your team fast enough to matter when a sync deadline is a week away.

Your firm does, fully. The website, brand assets, ad accounts, and client data all belong to you, not to us — nothing sits behind a proprietary platform. If you ever move to a different agency, everything goes with you.

Most music-law sites — with dedicated pages for publishing deals, sync licensing, and producer agreements — launch in roughly 2 to 4 weeks, depending on scope and how quickly your side turns around content and feedback. You'll get a clear timeline at the start and updates at every stage, not a black box until launch day.