Industries · Professional services
Websites for solicitors
Regulated advertising, high-value enquiries, and clients who are usually anxious.
People contacting a solicitor are rarely having a good week. Conveyancing, probate, employment disputes and family matters all arrive with stress attached, and the tone of the website matters more than in almost any other sector.
Legal services are also regulated in what they may claim and must disclose, including price transparency requirements for certain areas of work. A site that meets those properly looks more professional, not less.
What your customers want answered
- Do you handle my type of matter
- What will it cost, fixed fee, hourly, or no win no fee
- Who will actually deal with my case
- How long does this normally take
- Are you SRA regulated, and what is your number
Price transparency is mandatory anywayFor several practice areas, publishing costs information is a regulatory requirement rather than a marketing choice. Doing it well, rather than minimally, is free competitive advantage.
No named person on the page
Anxious clients want to know who they will be speaking to. A practice-area page with a named solicitor, their photograph and their background converts far better than an anonymous one.
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