Sexual Abuse Lawyer Marketing Agency Turn survivor searches into signed cases.

Pricing here is public, the same as everywhere on our site. Google Ads management runs 10% of whatever you spend with Google, with a $600/mo floor — your ad budget itself goes to Google, none of it to us as a markup. SEO is billed at $50 per page per month, with a 10-page minimum. A custom website is one of eight fixed one-time packages between $1,500 and $20,000+ (see /websites for what's in each tier). There's no setup charge and nothing to sign for a fixed term — tell us about your firm and we'll have a written proposal back within a business day.

If a workplace client's EEOC charge window is closing while your intake team is still fielding calls off a generic contact form, if your ad account keeps getting flagged for assault or trafficking keywords, or if you can't say which channel actually produced last month's signed retainers, an agency is worth the cost. We build the confidential-intake site, cleared ad campaigns, SEO, and follow-up that keep survivors finding your firm, whoever abused them. If your calendar's already full with the case types you want, you may not need one yet.

It runs every channel that turns a search about abuse, assault, or trafficking into a signed case. SearchPod builds a confidential-intake website, manages Google Ads cleared for sensitive-topic review, handles local and AI-search visibility, and automates respectful, opt-in follow-up and review requests — sized to a caseload that can span family abuse, youth-sports misconduct, campus incidents, and hotel or rideshare claims, not one narrow category.

Pick a firm that already understands the sensitivity of this work: copy that reads compassionate instead of clinical, ad accounts built to clear sensitive-topic review the first time instead of the third, and content that can explain a hotel's or a rideshare company's liability as easily as an individual perpetrator's. Keep ownership of your site, your ad accounts, and your data, and ask them to show cost per signed case, not cost per lead.

They're separate tracks that can run on different clocks. A workplace claim usually needs an EEOC charge filed within 180 to 300 days, depending on the state, before certain claims can go to court. A campus incident can be reported to the school under Title IX on the school's own timeline, apart from any civil filing deadline. Neither one is the lawsuit itself, and missing the shorter administrative window can close off options even while a state's statute of limitations — or a lookback window reviving an old claim — is still open. We build content that lays this out plainly, because that confusion is what costs survivors real cases.

Google Ads can start putting calls on your line within the first few weeks — useful when an EEOC or Title IX deadline is only months out. SEO, AI search, and reviews build over 3–6 months into case flow you don't pay per click for. Firms with an active administrative deadline on the calendar usually run paid and organic together from day one rather than wait on organic alone.

Most firms in this space are stitching together a web developer, a separate ad buyer, and an SEO contractor who've never had to think about sensitive-topic ad review or a caseload that spans a household, a workplace, a campus, and a hotel. SearchPod runs the site, ads, SEO, AI search, follow-up, and reviews as one team that already does. Pricing is public, setup is $0, nothing locks you into a long contract, and your first 30 days are free if you're not satisfied.

Keywords touching assault, abuse, or trafficking — including hotel-liability and rideshare-assault searches — get pulled into manual sensitive-topic review on Google and Meta, and copy written like a standard personal-injury ad usually comes back rejected. We write and structure that copy to clear review on the first submission, so your budget reaches survivors instead of sitting in an appeals queue.

That's the standard for every page we build here. Plain language that doesn't require a survivor to name their abuser as a relative, a coach, an employer, or a stranger before reading further, visible confidentiality, no pressure tactics, and an intake path they can start by phone, form, or private chat on their own schedule — because how safe the site feels often decides whether they call at all.

Yes. A form fill from someone still deciding isn't a case yet, and we don't report it like one. Every inquiry is tracked through to what it becomes, so you know your real cost per signed case and which sources — search, referral, or a campaign — actually bring in the clients you can represent.

Yes. Bar rules on attorney advertising, solicitation, and confidentiality apply with extra weight in this practice area, so every page, ad, and review request is built inside those rules from the first draft — your marketing reaches survivors without putting your license on the line.

Yes. Website forms, call tracking, and campaigns connect to whatever case management and intake system your firm already runs — Filevine, Litify, Clio, or similar — so an inquiry from any source lands in your pipeline automatically instead of a separate inbox someone has to remember to check.

Yes, all of it. Your website, brand, ad accounts, and client data stay your firm's property, and the relationship is month to month. If we ever part ways, you keep everything and lose nothing.

It depends on the package you choose — the eight website packages at /websites run from a focused intake-and-consult site to a full custom build. Your proposal spells out a timeline before you commit to anything, setup is $0, and you'll hear from us at every stage.