Negligent Security Lawyer Marketing Agency Turn security-failure searches into signed cases.

Google Ads runs 10% of your monthly ad budget with a $600/month minimum — a flat management fee, with no markup on what you actually spend with Google. SEO work is billed at $50 per page per month, starting at a 10-page minimum. A new website is a one-time project from $1,500 to $20,000+ depending on scope (see /websites for the full lineup). There's no setup fee, plans run month-to-month with no contract, and every plan carries a 30-day guarantee. Send us your case mix and we'll size a proposal within one business day.

If your consult calendar has open slots, your ad budget is getting eaten by car-accident and work-injury clicks instead of security-failure cases, or a property's insurer is out-pacing how fast you can request footage and records, an agency earns its fee. We handle the site, bar-compliant ads, SEO, and same-day intake follow-up that keep negligent security cases signing while you're in depositions on the cases you already have.

It runs the channels that actually bring in negligent security and inadequate-security cases: a site that walks through notice and foreseeability instead of generic injury copy, bar-compliant Google Ads on venue-specific searches, local and AI-search visibility, intake follow-up fast enough to request camera footage and prior-incident records before they're gone, and review generation — one team, one system, tracked to signed cases.

Pick an agency that can talk through foreseeability and duty-to-protect standards, not one that just swaps “negligent security” into a generic personal-injury template. Ask how fast their intake process requests surveillance footage and police call records, whether their ad campaigns target venue-specific searches instead of broad injury terms, and whether you'll see real cost-per-signed-case numbers. You should keep full ownership of your site, ad accounts, and case data.

Google Ads can start putting calls on your intake line within the first couple of weeks, which matters here since camera footage and guard duty records don't last long. SEO, AI search, and review growth build over roughly 3–6 months into case flow that doesn't cost per click. We run paid and organic side by side from day one instead of waiting on one to carry the pipeline.

One accountable team handles your site, ads, SEO, AI search, intake, and reviews instead of five vendors who each need the foreseeability standard explained to them separately. Campaigns are built around negligent-security and venue-specific search terms, not repurposed personal-injury keywords, and every signed case traces back to the channel that produced it. $0 setup, month-to-month, real starting prices posted on our pricing page, and you keep every asset.

Yes. Call, form, and intake tracking goes live before your first ad runs, and we report cost per signed case broken out by venue type — apartment complex, nightclub, parking garage, hotel — so you can see which property types are actually worth the ad spend.

Yes. Every ad, landing page, and review request is written to stay inside bar advertising rules on outcome guarantees and testimonials, while still competing for negligent security cases on the terms people actually search.

Yes. We connect tracking and follow-up to platforms like Clio, Filevine, or Litify, so every new inquiry — plus the incident date, venue type, and any footage or records already gathered — lands directly where your intake team can act on it.

Completely. Your website, brand, ad accounts, and case data belong to your firm, not to us. We work month-to-month with no lock-in — if we ever part ways, you take everything with you.

Most firm sites go live in roughly 2–4 weeks from kickoff, depending on how quickly we get case results, firm photos, and your sign-off on copy. You'll have a clear timeline from day one and know exactly what stage we're at.

Yes. Reviews carry real weight for families who are often hiring a lawyer for the first time after a violent crime and have no idea who to trust. We send review requests once a settlement or verdict wraps, so new 5-star proof keeps landing on its own.