Your competitors are on page one. Their phones are ringing.
If you're running Google Ads to compensate, you already know the problem: the moment you pause the campaign, the leads dry up. You're renting visibility, not owning it.
Crazygraph is a Miami-based SEO agency for law firms. We don't track vanity metrics. We track cases generated. Book a free strategy call and find out exactly what it would take to put your firm at the top of Google in your practice area.
for a law firm
Law firm SEO is the work that gets your firm to appear at the top of Google when someone in Miami searches for the legal help you provide. That includes organic search results, the Google Map Pack, and AI-generated search summaries that Google now places above everything else.
It covers your website's technical health, your content, your Google Business Profile, your backlinks, and how consistently your firm appears across local directories.
It's for Miami attorneys who are tired of paying per-click and ready to build a pipeline that generates consultation requests every month, without an ad budget.
Most Miami law firms have a website. Most rank for something. But ranking and ringing are two different things.
Five reasons you’re losing clients to competitors right now:
Wrong keywords. You’re ranking for informational searches. Clients use transactional ones. “Personal injury attorney Miami free consultation” gets calls. “What does a personal injury attorney do” gets readers.
No Map Pack presence. Three local listings appear above everything else on mobile. If your Google Business Profile is poorly optimized or your citations are inconsistent, you’re not in them.
Weak backlink authority. Google trusts the sites that other trusted sites link to. Your top competitor likely has stronger links from legal directories and local sources. That gap is fixable, but not without a plan.
Slow mobile site. Over 60% of legal searches in Miami happen on phones. A one-second delay costs you roughly 20% of conversions.
Content written for lawyers, not clients. Google shows content to the people who search for it. If your pages don’t match how clients actually type, they won’t find you.
We identify the exact searches your potential clients in Miami use when they're ready to hire. Not broad traffic terms. Specific, high-intent queries tied to your practice areas and Miami's legal market, including Spanish-language searches that many firms overlook entirely.
Every keyword we target is mapped to a stage of the client decision process. Awareness content builds trust. Practice area pages capture clients who are ready to call. We build both, and we prioritize what generates cases first.
Your practice area pages are your most important digital assets. We optimize each page so Google understands exactly what legal services you offer, which Miami neighborhoods and courts you operate in, and why you are more authoritative than the firm ranked above you. This includes title tags, header structure, meta descriptions, internal linking, and entity optimization based on how Google's AI models evaluate legal content in 2026.
If Google can't crawl your site cleanly, nothing else matters.
We audit and fix page speed, mobile usability, crawl errors, duplicate content, schema markup, Core Web Vitals, and site architecture. For law firms on WordPress or custom CMS platforms, we handle implementation directly, not just recommendations.
A technically clean site is the foundation. Without it, every other SEO investment underperforms.
The Google Map Pack is where the highest-intent traffic in Miami lives. Someone searching for a lawyer right now, on their phone, in Coral Gables or Doral, sees those three listings before anything else.
We optimize your Google Business Profile, build consistent citations across legal directories and local platforms, implement a review-generation system that complies with Florida Bar advertising rules, and monitor your local rankings weekly across Miami's key ZIP codes and neighborhoods.
We also optimize for bilingual local search. Miami is a majority Spanish-speaking market. Firms that ignore Spanish-language local SEO miss out on a large share of potential clients.
Google's E-E-A-T guidelines hold legal content to a higher standard than most industries. Thin content, generic pages, or AI-generated filler actively hurt law firm rankings.
We write practice area pages, location pages, and supporting articles that answer the questions Miami clients actually search for, demonstrate genuine legal knowledge, and convert readers into consultation requests. Our content is written by people who understand Florida law and local court procedures, not content farms producing 1,000-word filler pieces.
Every piece of content has a measurable objective: rank for a target query, capture a local search, or convert a visitor already on your site.
A backlink from a reputable legal directory, a Florida Bar-affiliated site, or a local Miami business organization signals to Google that your firm is a legitimate, recognized legal practice. These links are much harder to earn than generic ones, and they matter significantly more to your rankings.
We build links from legal publications, Florida bar associations, local business organizations, news outlets, and authoritative legal directories. We track every link we build and report on its impact on your rankings and organic traffic monthly.
Every business is different. Book a free call and we’ll recommend the package that fits your goals, budget, and growth plans.
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Miami is one of the most competitive legal markets in the country.
The Southern District of Florida handles a disproportionate volume of complex litigation. Personal injury, immigration, real estate, criminal defense, and family law are all densely competitive practice areas in Miami-Dade. Dozens of firms compete for the same searches. Most of them are spending significant money on Google Ads.
Here’s what that means for you: paid ads in competitive legal markets in Miami cost between $30 and $200 per click, depending on the practice area. A single campaign can burn through thousands of dollars a month with no guaranteed cases.
Organic search is different. A firm that ranks on page one for high-intent legal searches in Miami receives that traffic every month without paying per click – the cost of acquiring a new client through organic SEO drops over time as rankings compound. The cost of paid ads never goes down.
Law firms that have invested in SEO services for 18 to 24 months consistently generate cases at a lower cost per acquisition than any paid channel. That’s not a claim. It’s arithmetic.
Most SEO agencies that work with law firms use the same process they use for e-commerce clients. They optimise for generic terms, generate reports full of rankings for keywords nobody searches, and call it a win. You get activity. You do not get cases.
We work exclusively in Miami. We know the competitive density in Brickell, the specific search patterns across Miami-Dade and Broward, which practice areas have the most room to rank, and which ZIP codes drive the highest case values. That local knowledge directly affects the strategy we build for your firm.
Most SEO agencies provide a monthly report showing traffic growth and keyword movement. We care about those metrics too, but they're intermediate. The number that matters is how many new consultation requests your firm received from organic search this month, compared to last month.
Every engagement starts by establishing a baseline for organic leads coming into your firm. Every month, we report on how that number has changed and why.
Our workflow is not adapted from general digital marketing. It was built specifically for law firms operating in competitive local markets.
That includes our keyword classification system (which separates transactional queries from informational ones across your practice areas), our local authority scoring model (which identifies the fastest path to Map Pack visibility for your specific firm), and our content architecture system (which ensures every page on your site reinforces your core practice area rankings rather than competing with them).
Once we take on a Miami law firm in a specific practice area, we do not take on another firm in that practice area in the same market. Your growth strategy stays yours.
We review your firm's current rankings, traffic, and local visibility before we get on the phone. By the time we talk, we already know where your biggest opportunities are and where your competitors are outperforming you. The call is 30 minutes. You'll leave with a clear picture of your starting position.
We conduct a technical audit of your website, a competitive analysis of the top three firms ranking above you in your practice area, a local SEO gap analysis of your Google Business Profile and citations, and a content audit of your existing pages. This audit serves as the foundation for your strategy.
We deliver a 90-day action plan that prioritizes work by expected impact. Technical fixes that are suppressing your rankings come first. Local SEO wins that can improve Map Pack visibility within 30 to 60 days come second. Content and link building follow in parallel. You know exactly what we're doing and in what order.
We implement. No waiting for monthly reports to find out if anything has started. We build, fix, write, and publish on an agreed schedule. You have a dedicated contact and direct access to our team.
Every month, you receive a report showing rankings movement, organic traffic, Google Business Profile performance, and most importantly, consultation requests generated from organic search. We review it together on a monthly call and adjust the strategy based on what's working.
Got questions? We’ve got answers to help you make the best decision for your business.
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Some Miami law firms see early ranking movement within 60 to 90 days, but qualified consultation growth often takes 3 to 6 months or longer. Personal injury and other competitive practice areas may take 6 to 12 months.
Yes. CrazyGraph works with solo attorneys and larger firms. The strategy should depend on your practice area, target Miami neighborhoods, competition, and growth goals, not firm size alone.
Yes. Google Ads can generate paid traffic while SEO builds organic visibility over time. Track both channels by qualified consultations and signed cases before deciding whether to adjust advertising spend.
Start with a technical and content audit, then review prior deliverables, backlink practices, reporting, and lead tracking. Ask for a 90-day roadmap with defined milestones and access to your analytics so progress can be verified.
CrazyGraph lists Starter at $699 per month, Standard at $999, and Premium at $1,299. Pricing reflects advertised packages. Confirm included deliverables and any setup fees before signing an agreement.
Yes. Spanish-language practice-area pages and accurate local business information can help your firm match relevant searches from Spanish-speaking clients. Content should reflect your actual services and be reviewed for legal advertising compliance.
Track organic traffic and rankings, but connect calls, form submissions, consultation bookings, and signed cases to their original source where possible. Monthly reporting should separate visibility gains from qualified leads and actual client acquisition.
Your competitors claimed those Map Pack spots. More firms are building toward them right now.
Book a free strategy call with Crazygraph. We'll review your site before the call and show you exactly where you stand, where you're losing ground, and what it takes to fix it.
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Methodology
What every number in Beaconly means, how it’s calculated, and where its limits are.
Gemini, through Google’s official Gemini API. Right now Gemini answers from its own knowledge, without live web search, so answers don’t list sources.
Every question is asked as a fresh conversation, with no memory or personal history, set to the market (country) you chose.
The questions a buyer would ask when looking for what you sell — like “best CRM for a small agency”. We write starter questions from your website; you can edit, delete or add your own. Questions don’t include your brand name, so we measure whether AI brings you up on its own.
Your brand counts as mentioned when its name, one of its other names you added, or its website address appears in the answer as a whole word. The same rule applies to every competitor, so the comparison is fair.
The order in which tracked brands are first named in the answer: 1 means you were named before any tracked competitor. We show how often you’re named first, 2nd–3rd, later, or not at all.
Mentioned and described positively. A separate AI step reads each answer and rates how it talks about each brand: positive, neutral or negative.
Visibility is the share of answers that mention you. With fewer than 20 answers a percentage can mislead (1 answer changes it by 20 points), so we show the count instead — for example “3 of 5”.
We ask the AI to compare you with your competitors on the traits you choose, then score what the answer says about each brand from 1 to 10, using only the answer — not our own opinion. “What AI says about you” groups the reasons AI recommends you, its criticisms, and who it prefers instead, counted across your latest tracked answers.
We ask the AI about your brand directly and compare each factual claim with the facts you gave us. Claims your facts don’t cover are marked “not covered”, never “wrong”.
The snippet on your site counts visits whose referrer is an AI assistant (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot, Claude and others), or that carry ChatGPT’s utm_source tag. Some apps hide the referrer, so the real number is usually higher. No cookies are used and no IP addresses are kept.
We re-read the pages you watch once a day and look for your brand name, other names, or website address in the page text. Some sites block automated visits; we tell you when we can’t read a page.
AI assistants give different answers to the same question, and API answers can differ from what a signed-in person sees in the app (memory, location, model updates). That’s why we track over time and link every question so you can ask it yourself.
Email [email protected] with the page or brand, and we’ll look into it.
