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Law firm websites we've built.

Three very different practices, the same underlying approach: map the searches that actually bring in matters, give each one its own page, and make the next step obvious. To see every site we've built rather than just the written-up ones, start with the portfolio.

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Employment Law · Los Angeles, CA

Liane Ly Law

A California employment practice with almost no organic visibility in one of the most competitive legal markets in the US. A rebuilt site, a page per claim type, and five settlement calculators later, it ranks.

Page-one keywords
41+
Top-3 keywords
13
Domain authority
0 → 51
Largest paint
1.7s
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Patent & Trademark · Multi-City, US

Patent Attorney

An intellectual property practice covering patent prosecution, USPTO responses, PTAB proceedings and trademarks across eight US metros — built on a three-way service, industry and location silo.

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Personal Injury · Phoenix, AZ

Lamber Goodnow Injury Lawyers

A high-volume Arizona personal injury practice running eighteen case types across thirteen cities — the hardest silo problem of the three, solved with a location × case-type page matrix.

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Frequently Asked

Are these results typical?+

No two firms start from the same place. The Liane Ly Law figures are what happened for a practice starting from almost no organic visibility in a competitive Los Angeles market — a firm with an established site and existing rankings moves differently. We publish figures only where the firm has agreed to them.

Will my site look like these ones?+

No. The architecture approach is shared, but every site is designed around your practice areas and positioning — we don't reuse templates between clients.

Can I speak to a past client?+

Yes, we can arrange a reference call with a firm in a comparable practice area once we've had an initial conversation.