Technical fixes
The under-the-hood stuff Google checks first: speed, structure, and errors.
- Full site audit
- Speed fixes
- Site structure
- Search Console setup
SEO / Georgia law firms
When someone in Marietta or Macon searches for a lawyer, Google usually shows a map with three firms before the regular results. Local SEO is the work of getting your firm into those spots, and onto page one below them, for the cases you want.
The problem
Google says it ranks local results mainly on three things: how well a listing matches the search, how far the business is from the person searching, and how well known it is, which includes reviews. You can't move your office. You can work on the other two. (Google's own explanation.)
A lot of Georgia firm sites make the first one hard. One "Personal Injury" page for every case type. No city in the page titles. A homepage that never says where the firm is, so Google has to guess.
The fix isn't a trick. It's a page for each case type and each city you really serve, a Google Business Profile that matches your site, a steady stream of reviews, and a site that works on a phone.
What we found
Our own phone testsThis fall we tested 309 law firm websites across Georgia, from Atlanta to Savannah and Valdosta, on a mid-range phone over a slow 4G connection.
Our own tests with Lighthouse's mobile settings (a mid-range Android phone, slow 4G, empty cache), run September 28, 2026 to October 16, 2026. We don't name the firms we tested.
Client story
All workA full rebuild for a Florida injury law firm: new website, better Google rankings across the state, and a steady flow of new clients.
Read the story →We haven't published a Georgia result yet, so here's the Florida one. Dante Law was hard to find on Google Maps when we started. Every market is different, so we can't promise the same numbers.
What's included
The under-the-hood stuff Google checks first: speed, structure, and errors.
We target the searches your customers actually type, not the ones that just sound impressive.
Pages and posts written for people first, Google second.
Your Google Business Profile, map listing, and reviews, for businesses that depend on local customers.
Mentions and links from real sites in your industry. No shortcuts that get you penalized.
A live dashboard plus a monthly summary you can read in a minute.
Pricing
Month to month, no long contracts. Upgrade, downgrade, or pause any time.
$1,500/mo
For small businesses ready to own their local market.
$3,500/mo
For businesses growing past local into regional or national.
$7,500/mo
For established brands with big sites and big goals.
FAQ
It depends on your market and where you start. For Dante Law, the first ranking movement came in month 3, the first Google Maps appearances in months 4 and 5, and top-three rankings by month 6. Every market is different, so we won't promise those dates.
Yes. We've tested firm sites from Savannah to Valdosta, and we work with firms anywhere in Georgia, and anywhere in the US.
Yes. Setting up and tuning your profile is part of local SEO, along with a plan for reviews and the pages your listing links to.
Anything we write for your firm has to. We flag anything that might cross the State Bar of Georgia's advertising rules, and you or your bar counsel make the final call. We don't guess at them.
Yes. SEO is $1,500, $3,500, or $7,500 a month, with no long contract. You can change plans or pause.
Yes. It shows where you show up on Google and Google Maps for your main search, who's above you, and the 3 to 5 fixes that matter most.
By city
13 citiesWe've tested at least 5 law firm websites in each of these cities. Each page shows the local numbers.
Free website review
Send me your website and I'll send back one page: the 3 to 5 things costing you calls, and what fixing each one would do. It's free, and there's no pitch.