People don't pick an accountant, lawyer or advisor off a single ad. They check credentials, read reviews and ask a friend, sometimes for weeks. We make sure what they find holds up, and that the call they finally make gets answered and booked.
Most firms don't need more calls. They need the right ones, and fewer of them lost on the way in.
A prospect vetting an advisor or a lawyer looks for the person: designations, memberships, practice areas, a real photo. If your site shows a stock handshake and a contact form, they keep looking. We build bio and service pages that put your credentials where people check, and match them on your Google profile.
Your best clients probably came through referrals. That works until a key referrer retires or the flow slows. Even referred clients google you before calling, so we make sure what they find backs up the recommendation, then add search for the clients who don't know anyone who knows you.
Someone choosing a financial advisor or an estate lawyer might read your site in March and call in June. If nothing reminds them of you in between, they call whoever they saw last. We publish articles on their real questions and keep your Google profile active, so you're still in view.
In tax season an accounting office can't answer every call, and new-client inquiries get buried under existing clients asking about their returns. The AI voice agent picks up the overflow, takes the caller's details and what they need, and sends you a summary, so new work isn't stuck in voicemail until May.
Broad ads bring in people after free advice, a practice area you don't handle or the lowest fee. Each one eats a callback. We bid on the specific services you want more of, add negative keywords every week, and set intake questions so you know what each caller needs before you phone back.
People calling about a divorce, a tax problem or their savings don't want to tell their story to just anyone. We set the voice agent to take only the basics you approve, like name, number and type of matter. Review replies never confirm someone was a client, and you approve all copy first.
Each piece covers a different stage of a careful buyer's decision.
We set categories for your actual practice, list each service, add photos of the real office and people, keep holiday hours right and add your consultation booking link. Every review gets a reply that never confirms the person was a client.
Learn more →Generic terms like lawyer or accountant pull in everyone. We build ad groups around the work you want, like estate planning, small business bookkeeping or fee-only planning, each with its own page. We use phrase and exact match, block terms like 'free' and 'jobs' every week, and track calls and consultation bookings. In your busy season we can shift budget to the services that pay.
Learn more →Careful buyers research before they call, and their questions are specific: do I need an accountant for a small corporation, what does a business lawyer do, how is an advisor paid. We draft plain articles on those questions in your voice, you check every word for accuracy, then we publish. They answer readers who aren't ready to call yet, and give AI search tools something worth citing.
Learn more →The AI voice agent answers when you're with a client or the office is closed. It asks the intake questions you approve, like the type of matter, any deadline and how they heard about you, then books a consultation into your calendar or takes a message. It doesn't give legal, tax or financial advice. You get a summary after every call.
Learn more →Bio pages with your designations and memberships, a page for each service or practice area, and a clear next step: what an initial consultation covers, whether there's a fee, and how to book. Pages load fast and read plainly on a phone, with a booking or call button on every screen. We connect to the calendar or booking tool you already use.
Learn more →Counts from our own review platform and client list, September 2026. Results from real client accounts, with the time window on each, are on our case studies page.
Professional searches split by how close someone is to hiring.
These people want a name and a number this week. Your Google profile and Google Ads catch them, with Local Services Ads on top where Google offers them for your profession in your area. Each result leads to a consultation page and a phone that gets answered.
These searchers read bios and reviews side by side. We send them to service pages that show your credentials, how fees work and what the first meeting covers, and make sure every review has a reply.
These come early, sometimes months before a hire. Our SEO content answers them on your site in plain language, checked by you. A reader who gets a straight answer tends to remember who wrote it, and AI search tools can cite pages like these.
Clicks don't pay the bills. Consultations with the right people do.
Booked consultations from your calendar or booking tool, counted by source. It's the moment a prospect agrees to meet, so it matters more than clicks or calls alone.
Calls are tagged by the ad group or page they came from, so you can see whether the estate planning campaign brings estate clients or people asking general questions. Budget follows the answer.
From the voice agent summaries and your notes, we track how many inquiries were the kind of client you want. A campaign with volume but poor fits gets its keywords changed before its bid.
We add a how-did-you-hear question to intake and forms. Over time you see how much new work comes from search instead of introductions, and how exposed you'd be if referrals slowed.
Calls by week, compared with the same weeks last year once we have the data. Accountants see tax season. Others see year-end, renewal or planning peaks, so budgets get set before the rush.
New reviews and our replies, plus calls, website clicks and direction requests from your Google profile each month. People vet professionals carefully, so a steady run of recent reviews matters.
What we do in each stretch, and what needs your sign-off.
We look at your Google profile, website, reviews and any ads the way a cautious prospect would. We agree on which services to grow, which clients you'd rather not get, what the voice agent may say and who approves copy on your side. Then we set up call and consultation tracking.
Your Google profile gets the right categories, services, photos and booking link. Missing bio and service pages are drafted for your approval. The voice agent goes live with your intake script. Google Ads launch on the services you picked and can start producing calls in the first week or two.
Articles on your prospects' real questions start going up, each checked by you first. We set up a simple way to ask satisfied clients for reviews, if your rules allow it, and reply to each one without confirming anything. Where Google offers Local Services Ads for your profession in your area, we apply.
A profile usually takes a couple of months to climb, so now we compare where it shows with where it started. Budget moves toward the services bringing good-fit clients and away from the ones that don't. We plan your busy season before it starts. You get a plain report each month.
The same published plans for every industry. Month to month, cancel anytime.
Ad spend is separate from the plan fee. Websites start at $3,000 and AI voice agents start at $500 to set up plus a monthly fee. See every plan in full →
No. It answers common questions from a script you approve, like hours, services and how consultations work. It takes the caller's name, contact details and type of matter, can book a consultation into your calendar, and sends you a summary. If someone asks for advice, it says a professional will follow up.
We keep it to the minimum. The voice agent collects only the details you approve and can skip the specifics of a matter entirely. Review replies never confirm someone was a client. Ads talk about your services, not the searcher's situation. If your profession has rules on this, you set the line.
We keep ads and copy within the rules your profession sets, and you approve every ad, page and post before it goes live. We don't give regulatory advice, and your regulator or compliance contact has the final word. If something needs a disclaimer or different wording, tell us and we'll build it in.
Referrals bring good clients, and we're not trying to replace them. But referred people still look you up, and a thin profile or dated site can cool a warm lead. Search also reaches people outside your network, which matters if a big referrer slows down. We start with what referred people see.
We plan for it in the fall. Ads for new-client work like personal returns or small business bookkeeping can get more budget early in the season and pause when you're full. Your Google profile gets updated hours and posts about document drop-off and booking. The voice agent takes overflow calls so new inquiries aren't lost.
Patiently, and over longer windows. Someone may read an article, see a search ad and check your reviews over weeks before booking. Where we can, we trace each consultation back to its first source, so a campaign that works slowly doesn't get cut for being slow.
Where Google offers them for your profession in your area, they're worth a look. You pay per lead rather than per click, and the listing sits above the regular ads. Google screens businesses before they go live, and the professions and regions it covers change. We check yours on the strategy call and tell you straight.
Google Ads can start producing calls in the first week or two. A Google profile usually takes a couple of months to climb, and articles take longer to build up. For a slow-decision service, give it a full season before judging. We're month to month, and you can cancel anytime.
Book a free 15-minute strategy call. We'll look at what a careful prospect sees when they search for you, and where good inquiries get lost.
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