TCPA Lawyer Marketing Agency Every robocall and spam-text search is a chance to land signed cases.

One system covers the whole thing: website, Google Ads, local SEO, AI search, follow-up, and reviews, all aimed at the same outcome — a robocall or spam-text complaint turning into a signed case instead of a closed browser tab. SearchPod runs it as a single operation and traces every call and form back to its source, so you can always see exactly what filled last month's intake.

Pricing is posted, not quoted case by case. Google Ads management runs 10% of your monthly ad budget, $600/month minimum, and none of that budget gets marked up — it goes straight to Google. SEO is $50 per page per month with a 10-page floor. Custom sites are one-time builds across eight packages, $1,500 to $20,000+ (full breakdown at /websites). No setup fee, no contract, and a proposal with your firm's real numbers lands within one business day.

A quick gut check: are consult slots sitting empty, is ad spend running without turning into hired clients, and could anyone in your office name which channel actually produced last month's signed cases? If any of that's fuzzy, a specialist agency usually earns back what it costs. We build and run the site, ads, SEO, and review pipeline that keep robocall and spam-text intake flowing, so your hours go toward casework instead of campaign management.

Ask to see cost-per-signed-case reporting before you sign anything — an agency that only shows you form-fill counts or click totals isn't telling you what you actually need to know. Beyond that, find out who holds the website files, the ad account, and the client list if you ever walk away; it should be you, on a month you choose, not a contract you're stuck inside of.

Ads are the fast lever: turn them on and your firm can be in front of someone within days of an unwanted call or text, before that call log gets buried under newer ones. SEO, AI visibility, and your review count take real months to build, but once they're there, those cases stop costing you a per-click price. Starting both at the same time is how a firm gets the quick win and the compounding one.

Nobody hands you off between vendors here — the same team runs your website, Google Ads, SEO, AI search, email, and reviews together, on one report. Our prices are posted for anyone to see, nothing locks you into a long contract, and your first 30 days come with an actual guarantee: not happy, you don't pay.

Everything: website and brand, Google Ads, local SEO, AI search, follow-up, and review generation — one team, one report, one invoice. There's no second vendor to point fingers at when something stalls, because there isn't a second vendor.

Yes, starting the day you sign up. Calls, form submissions, and texts all get tagged back to whatever campaign, keyword, or page brought them in — which is how you end up with a real number for cost per signed case, broken out by robocall, spam-text, and Do-Not-Call complaints instead of one lump total.

That's usually the whole job. Someone getting a prerecorded “your car warranty is about to expire” message, or a text from a number they never gave their information to, isn't thinking about a lawyer — they're wondering who's calling and how to make it stop. We write pages and ads around that exact moment, so they find out it may be illegal, and that you're the one who can do something about it, before a warranty reseller's own website gets to them first.

Yes. Nothing goes live promising a result or citing a number we can't source — plaintiff advertising rules apply to this practice area the same as any other, and we follow them. Every claim about your own firm gets your sign-off before it's published.

You do, completely — the site, the brand files, the ad accounts, every client record. If you ever move on from us, all of it goes with you. No exceptions.

Once you reach out, expect a proposal with your firm's actual numbers inside one business day — no generic range, no week-long wait. If you're also building a new site, how long that takes comes down to the package and how fast your office can turn around case-type pages and attorney bios; the proposal lays out that timeline up front, before anything's signed.