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Marcus Law Offices · Family law

From $20K to $150K in monthly revenue.

Marcus Law Offices started working with SimpleLab as a $20K-per-month firm. Within one year, reported monthly revenue reached $150K. The family law engagement brought ads, SEO, funnels and automations together in a 360° marketing strategy.

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The client result

Within one year. Measured in monthly revenue.

$20K/month

Starting monthly revenue

$150K/month

Monthly revenue reached

+650%

Reported revenue growth, rounded

Revenue figures supplied by SimpleLab Digital. These are individual client outcomes; results vary.

Growth needs a path people can follow.

For a family law firm, marketing is often someone's first contact during a difficult personal decision. Clear information and a straightforward next step matter. The work with Marcus Law Offices covered more than getting attention: it connected the firm's advertising and search presence with the funnels and follow-up that support the next conversation.

How to read the result.

Monthly revenue increased by $130K, or 650%. This describes the firm's reported growth during the engagement, without separate attribution to individual marketing channels.

The 360° scope

Four pieces. One connected strategy.

SimpleLab managed all four parts of this engagement: advertising, SEO, funnels and automations. Together, they form a plan that considers both discovery and what happens after someone shows interest.

Paid advertising

Ads introduce the firm and its services. A family law message needs to explain the help available and the next step while respecting a sensitive personal decision.

SEO

Search work supports people researching a firm or a service. Useful family law content helps visitors understand the practice and move toward a relevant conversation with the team.

Funnels

A focused page and contact route give interest a direction. They connect the campaign message with an action and explain what the initial conversation involves.

Automations

Follow-up supports the steps after contact. An organized response and clear handoff help connect the inquiry with the firm's process, using communication appropriate to the situation.

What another family law firm can take from this.

Review the experience from the visitor's side. Can someone quickly see whether your firm handles their type of matter? Is the contact action obvious? Does the next message explain what happens now? Connecting those steps gives your marketing a clearer purpose and your team a more useful process to review.

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