White Collar Crime Defense Marketing Turn a subpoena into signed cases.

Pricing is public, no exceptions. Google Ads management runs 10% of your monthly ad budget, minimum $600, with zero markup on what you actually spend with Google. SEO runs $50 a page, with a 10-page monthly minimum. A custom website is one of eight fixed one-time packages, $1,500 to $20,000+ (full breakdown at /websites), with no setup fee and no long-term contract. Send us a few details about your firm and a specific proposal comes back within one business day.

If your intake rises and falls with whoever happens to refer you that month, yes — a properly run site, SEO, and ad account smooths that out with cases that never came through a referral at all. We handle the build and the day-to-day so your calendar isn't left to chance. If referrals already keep you fully booked and you like it that way, there's no reason to add the expense yet.

It puts your name in front of someone the moment a federal inquiry starts, not months later. SearchPod builds the website, runs the bar-reviewed ad campaigns for statute-specific searches, handles SEO and AI-search visibility, and automates the follow-up and review requests — everything feeding one intake line instead of five separate vendors.

A street-crime case usually starts with an arrest; a white collar case usually starts with a subpoena, a target letter, or a phone call from an agent, often before anyone's been charged. The pitch has to lead with discretion and a trial record against specific federal statutes — not 24/7 availability or urgency messaging built for a DUI arrest. We build the site and campaigns around that earlier, quieter moment instead of recycling street-crime ad copy.

Ask how they'd talk about your firm differently than they would a DUI practice down the street — the ads, the site, and the keywords should all assume a federal case, not a local one. Look for bar-compliant campaign copy, a site built around trial record rather than star ratings, and reporting tied to signed engagement letters instead of raw clicks.

Ads can have your firm visible the same week a campaign launches — often the same week someone actually receives a subpoena. SEO and AI-search visibility take longer, usually several months, but keep producing cases without a per-click cost once they're ranking. Starting both at once gets you speed now and a cheaper pipeline later.

You get one point of contact for the site, the ads, the SEO, and the reviews, instead of a website vendor blaming the ad vendor when leads dry up. Every campaign is written to clear bar review, every dollar is tracked back to a signed case, and the pricing behind all of it is posted publicly, not quoted case by case.

Yes. A target letter or grand jury subpoena is not public information, and it stays that way in anything we build or run for you — no case specifics, no client names, and no language that reads as a promise about how a federal matter will resolve. Every ad and landing page is written to hold up under bar-advertising scrutiny before it ever goes live.

Yes — a lot of the highest-value white collar work never reaches an indictment at all, because it gets resolved or declined at the investigation stage. We build landing pages and ad copy around the grand jury subpoena, the target letter, and the agent phone call specifically, so your firm shows up the moment someone first types “do I need a lawyer” into Google.

Yes. Every call and form is tagged to the ad or page that produced it from day one, so you can see your cost per signed case broken out by practice area — a securities fraud matter and a healthcare fraud matter can look very different once you see the numbers side by side.

100%. The site, the ad accounts, and every client record stay titled to your firm, not to us — there's no lock-in because we're month to month. If you ever leave, everything you built stays with you.

A typical build — statute-specific practice pages plus your attorney bios and a confidential intake form — takes about 2 to 4 weeks from kickoff, faster or slower depending on how quickly you can turn around feedback. You'll see a firm date early on, not a moving target.