• Organic traffic rose from approx 1,000 visits per month to over 50,000 over three years.
  • Conversion rates on landing pages more than doubled.
  • Facebook campaigns grew brand awareness and drove leads.
  • Law firm grew by over 300% in terms of accepted files per month. This could of been greater but firm only accepted increasingly high quality claims so revenue grew more than 300% as the average value of each claim nearly doubled.
4.2
ROAS

The Challenge

  • Small volume SEO traffic
  • Ultra expensive PPC (Google Search Ads) costs
  • Very competitive
  • Strict advertising regulations on personal injury law
  • Limited budget compared to large firms

The Process

  • SEO: Created a data driven content strategy to build out hundreds of pages of quality content that was engaging and relevant. Both content to convert and also to build the brand. Using SEO planning meant the articles covered topics people were searching for.
  • Google Ads: Build out highly personalised and customised campaigns and landing pages for longer tail terms which were cheaper but higher quality claims. Optimised landing pages to more than double average conversion rates.
  • Facebook Ads: Created constant tests of each creative element (headline, main text, image/video) to rapidly test and optimise. Increased rotation of new campaigns to avoid ad fatigue/blindness.

The Solution

  • Organic traffic rose from approx 1,000 visits per month to over 50,000 over three years.
  • Conversion rates on landing pages more than doubled.
  • Facebook campaigns grew brand awareness and drove leads.
  • Law firm grew by over 300% in terms of accepted files per month. This could of been greater but firm only accepted increasingly high quality claims so revenue grew more than 300% as the average value of each claim nearly doubled.
Skills Used

Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Content Marketing,CRO,SEO

Industry

Professional Services

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