Traffic that finally converts
Technical audit with crawl and speed fixes, buyer-intent on-page work, internal links rebuilt.
Visits 2,140 → 4,432 · orders 116 → 149
A person who needs a solicitor usually needs one this week. They search for the problem and the town, open the firms on the map, look for a price, a name and a review, and ring the one that answers. Solicitor SEO is the work of being that firm.
Illustration. Maps and price pages bring the calls.
Solicitor SEO is the work of getting a law firm found on Google by people who need legal help in the places and practice areas the firm serves. For most UK firms it is local first: the Google Business Profile for each office, reviews, and a page for each practice area. Then it widens to published prices, solicitor profiles, local and legal links, and tracking by matter type.
Pick the practice area you want more of, set your offices and towns, and see the shape of the plan.
A starting shape, not a quote.
Google Maps changes the top 3 every mile or two. A city-centre firm can be invisible where its clients live.
49 points across the city, each one a real search location. The number is where your firm shows in the Google Maps results from that spot.
Illustration of how a geo-grid scan looks. Your real scan comes with your first monthly report. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
| Practice area | What people type | What the page must do |
|---|---|---|
| Conveyancing | conveyancing solicitor plus town, conveyancing quote | A price or quote tool, the steps, the team |
| Family law | divorce solicitor near me, child arrangements | Plain answers to private questions, a confidential first call |
| Personal injury | no win no fee solicitors, accident at work claim | Honest no win no fee terms, time limits, the process |
| Employment | settlement agreement solicitor, unfair dismissal | Fast response, fixed fees where they apply |
| Wills and probate | will writing solicitor, probate solicitor, lasting power of attorney | Clear prices, a calm explanation, named solicitors |
| Immigration | spouse visa solicitor, skilled worker visa, ILR help | Fixed fees, plain English, realistic timescales |
The SRA has price transparency rules for some services in England and Wales, and your compliance officer knows which of yours they cover. Where a price must be published, I make sure it sits on the page people land on.
Beyond the rules, prices are simply good SEO. A conveyancing quote tool, fixed fees on the wills page, a settlement agreement page that says 'often covered by your employer' keep people reading and ringing.
Trust signals finish the job: the solicitor's name and photo, qualifications, Law Society accreditations, recent reviews, the office address and a complaints route.

Conveyancing, family, personal injury, employment, wills and probate, immigration: the questions people ask, who handles it, what it costs.
The right category, services, real photos, hours, a number that is answered.
A simple ask at the end of a matter, replies that never reveal the client or the case.
Clear prices or 'from' figures, wording your compliance officer approves.
Local press, chambers of commerce, charities you support, directories clients actually use.
Calls and forms tagged by practice area and source.
Your Maps rank around each office, your reviews against the firms above you, which areas competitors rank for.
Categories, services, photos, hours and an answered phone number, for each office.
Prices, claims and wording checked with your compliance officer before any page is written.
The areas that bring the best matters first.
Calls and forms tagged by practice area and source, reported every month.
Profiles corrected, tracking live, wording agreed, the first page in draft.
Maps rank improves near each office. Calls from the profile rise first.
Practice area pages rank for the service plus your town. Price pages bring direct enquiries.
Broader searches and nearby towns, lifted by local and legal links.
SEO cannot make a phone get answered or a quote get sent the same day.
Claims must be provable. Show the reviews instead.
If the rules expect it, a missing price is a compliance problem first.
Never confirm the matter, the outcome or that the person was a client.
It ranks for none of them.
Old profiles with old numbers send calls to nobody.
| Task | Do it yourself? | Why firms hire it out |
|---|---|---|
| Complete the Google profile for each office | Yes, in an afternoon | Categories and services decide which searches you appear for |
| Ask clients for a review at the end of a matter | Yes, with a template | Keeping it going across every fee earner is hard |
| Put prices and names on the pages | Yes, with compliance input | Placing them where clients look is the skill |
| Write practice area pages | Possible | Structure and internal links decide whether they rank |
| Earn local and legal links | Rarely | It takes relationships and persistence |
Solicitors' firms expect discretion, and client agreements plus professional confidentiality mean their names and enquiry numbers never appear here. Yours would not either. The results below are from clients who agreed to be shown, using the same profile, review, page and link work.
Technical audit with crawl and speed fixes, buyer-intent on-page work, internal links rebuilt.
Visits 2,140 → 4,432 · orders 116 → 149
Google profile rebuilt, a review campaign, local citations and regular posts.
428 interactions (+38.5%) · website clicks 130 (+420%)
A UK online store and a US local service business.
Maps rank, reviews, practice area pages and nearby firms checked, with a plan your firm can run.
One office: profile, reviews, practice area and town pages, links and monthly tracking.
Several offices or practice areas, with call tracking by matter type.
I do the work myselfI'm Muhammad Zohaib Ameer. I have worked in SEO since 2022 for businesses in the US, UK, Canada and the UAE. I will not publish a claim about your firm that you could not comfortably repeat to the regulator.




“Ring your own office at 12:45 on a weekday and ask for a conveyancing quote. Then search for the same thing on your phone. The gap between the two is where most firms lose their best matters.”
Muhammad Zohaib Ameer · OvaVerseSend your website and the town of your main office. Within 48 hours you get a short recorded video audit: where you rank for your main practice areas, what the top 3 firms do differently, and the first three fixes.
The photo on this page is a custom AI-generated illustration, not a real client or event. Diagrams and sample numbers are labelled illustrations; case study screenshots are real. Maps: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Rank grids are illustrations.