Law Firm Keyword Research: How to Find What Your Clients Actually Search
Keyword research tells you what clients type into Google before hiring a lawyer. Here's how Canadian law firms find those terms and prioritize them.
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Keyword research tells you what clients type into Google before hiring a lawyer. Here's how Canadian law firms find those terms and prioritize them.
Some firms tell you they are woman-owned, LGBTQ affirming, or accept legal aid. In our directory these signals are self-declared, which is exactly what makes them worth using.
Google Local Services Ads don't cover legal categories in Canada. Here's what the program actually includes and what Canadian law firms should run instead.
Ontario holds 55 percent of the firms in our directory; the three territories hold 23 between them. The map of legal help is as lopsided as the map of where Canadians live.
Ontario law firms must meet AODA accessibility standards. Here's what WCAG 2.1 AA means for your site, the most common violations, and how to fix them.
The most common service in our directory is not the courtroom. It is wills and estates, then real estate and business law. Here is the real map of what lawyers work on.
Criminal defence clients search in crisis and won't tell anyone how they found you. Here's what criminal lawyer marketing in Canada actually takes.
On Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour Survivors and remember the children who never came home from residential schools.
Nearly two thirds of law firms in our directory sit at 4.5 stars or higher. When almost everyone is near the top, the rating barely sorts anyone. Here is what to read instead.
Law firm on-page SEO covers how you structure title tags, headings, schema, and internal links. Most firms get these wrong. Here's how to fix it.
Beyond English and French, Punjabi is the language most often offered by lawyers in our directory, ahead of Hindi, Spanish, and Mandarin. The legal profession mirrors the immigration map.
Canada's three territories share the Model Code's advertising rules, but small-market dynamics make compliance failures more visible. Here's what to know.
In our directory, 54 percent of law firms are a single lawyer, and only 20 firms in the whole country have 100 or more. The image of Big Law is a rounding error.