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Personal Injury Marketing Measured in Signed Cases
Personal injury clicks in New York are expensive. We help your firm spend carefully and sign more of the people who call.

Personal Injury marketing
How we bring you more clients
Personal injury is one of the most competitive areas in legal marketing. Firms with TV budgets bid on the same keywords as a two-attorney office in Hauppauge, and lead sellers bid against both. When a single click on 'car accident lawyer' costs what it does, every missed call and every slow callback is real money lost.
The people calling are hurt, worried and often already talking to an insurance adjuster. Some are recovering at Stony Brook or in a Bronx hospital. Others are a week out from a fall on an icy sidewalk in Flushing or a scaffold accident in Midtown. They hire the firm that answers, explains how contingency fees work and makes the next step simple. We work on that whole path, from rankings and ads to the landing page, the call and the follow-up, and we measure it by signed retainers.
Real searches
What your clients type into Google
- car accident lawyer near me
- personal injury attorney queens
- construction accident lawyer manhattan
- slip and fall lawyer long island
- uber accident lawyer brooklyn
- motorcycle accident attorney suffolk county
Each of these searches is an opportunity to be the firm they choose. We build pages, profiles and ads around them.
The challenge
What makes Personal Injury marketing different
Expensive, Crowded Auctions
Injury keywords draw bids from national firms, local firms and lead generators. Broad match, loose location settings and thin negative keyword lists can drain a month's budget on calls about matters you don't take.
Intake Decides the Return
A strong case that reaches voicemail or waits until tomorrow for a callback can sign with someone else tonight. Answer speed, clear screening questions and quick retainer delivery matter as much as the ad.
Old Habits Meet New Rules
New York dropped its 30-day solicitation blackout in 2026, but live person-to-person solicitation is still prohibited and big settlement numbers can mislead without context. Aggressive tactics copied from other markets can create ethics trouble here.
The plan
Our approach
Targeted work, each element tied to the service that delivers it, focused on attracting more clients.
Google Ads & PPCTightly Controlled Google Ads
Campaigns split by case type, phrase and exact match on high-intent terms, strict location settings for the boroughs and counties you serve, and offline conversion imports so Google learns from signed cases instead of every call.
Local SEO & Google MapsMap Pack Visibility Around Your Office
Grid tracking shows where your profile appears for 'car accident lawyer' and similar searches across your target area. We improve categories, service content, photos and review flow to close the gaps.
SEOCase-Type Pages With Real Substance
Construction accidents, car and truck crashes, rideshare collisions, premises cases and medical malpractice each get a detailed page written for injured people and reviewed by your attorneys.
Website DevelopmentIntake That Captures the Case
Click-to-call, text-friendly forms, Spanish-language options if your team can take those calls, and a form that asks the screening questions your attorneys need. Every call and form is tagged by source, so you can see which campaigns sign cases.
Reviews & Reputation ManagementReviews and Testimonials That Stay Honest
We request reviews from clients when their case wraps up and use testimonials only with written permission. Results always appear with context, and nothing suggests the next client will get the same outcome.
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