Trust-grade sites for firms that sell expertise.

We build websites for law firms, accountancy practices, consultancies, and chartered firms whose buyers are checking credentials long before they read a single line of marketing copy. Trust-grade content, named-partner bios, and practice-area pages that rank for the searches your clients actually make.

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Why it matters

E-E-A-T
is a core pillar of Google's Search Quality Rater Guidelines, weighted heavily for YMYL topics like law and finance Google Search Quality Rater Guidelines
176 pages
in Google's Search Quality Rater Guidelines explicitly cover EEAT Google Search Quality Rater Guidelines
81%
of consumers research a brand online before engaging Think with Google consumer insights

Where it goes wrong

Clients buy professional services from people they trust. These are the ways firm websites hide that expertise, and how we surface it.

What's broken today

  • Your site treats partners as a faceless 'team' instead of named experts
  • Practice areas are 200 words of generic copy and rank for nothing
  • No structured data, so AI search answers never mention the firm
  • Buyers come from Chambers, Legal 500, or ICAEW, never from your own site

What we ship instead

  • Named-partner bios with credentials, cases, and the structured data Google reads for experts
  • Deep practice-area pages that rank for searches like 'commercial property solicitor [city]'
  • Pages structured to be quoted in Google's AI answers for legal and financial 'how do I' questions (Google chooses which sources it quotes)
  • A lead form that asks the right questions and routes the matter to the right partner

Named experts are what Google and AI engines reward

Google rewards content from named, credentialled, verifiable experts. This is what the industry calls E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trust). We rebuild partner and senior associate bios with credentials, education, regulator memberships, publications, and cases (where ethical), and we add the structured data Google reads. AI tools also favour named experts over vague 'we have decades of experience' copy.

Practice-area pages that rank for buying searches

We rebuild each practice area as a hub page: who it's for, what it costs (or how you scope), the process, common cases, recent results (anonymised), the lead partner, and an FAQ block. Each hub links to 4 to 8 deeper guides like 'shareholder dispute', 'TUPE transfer', or 'R&D tax credits' that catch buyers further along.

  • Practice hub with named lead partner
  • Pricing approach (fixed fee, hourly, value-based) stated up front
  • Process explained in numbered steps
  • FAQ block, which also adds FAQ structured data
  • 4 to 8 deeper guides per hub

Directory and citation strategy

Chambers, Legal 500, Law Society, ICAEW, FCA register: we make sure your business name, address, and phone number are written the same way everywhere, that they link back to your site where appropriate, and that your own site ranks above those directories when someone searches your firm name (a common but fixable SEO problem).

The instruction journey, from research to first call

Clients researching a solicitor or accountant typically read three or four practice-area pages, check a partner's credentials on LinkedIn, and look for a recent case or article before they ever pick up the phone. We build the site around that sequence: clear practice pages, credible bios, and a recent-work or insights section that gives a hesitant client the confidence to make first contact.

  • Practice pages written for the client, not just for search engines
  • Partner bios linked to LinkedIn and any published articles
  • A recent work or insights feed showing the firm is active

Fee transparency without undervaluing the work

Firms often avoid mentioning fees at all, which pushes cautious buyers toward competitors who are upfront about pricing structure. We help draft fee guidance pages that explain how pricing works (fixed fee, hourly, value-based) without publishing a full rate card, striking a balance that satisfies buyer research without undercutting the firm's positioning.

What's in the professional services bundle

Every engagement is scoped to fit, but this is the typical shape of what we ship.

Trust-grade custom build

Named partners, expert structured data, regulator-friendly copy

Practice-area hub set

One per practice, with deeper guides and FAQ

Partner bios and thought leadership

Bios, publications, speaking, structured data

Matter-type lead routing

Form qualifies the enquiry and routes it to the right partner

Directory alignment and brand search control

Chambers, Legal 500, and ICAEW consistency, plus your own site ranking first for your firm name

Questions

Yes. We work to your compliance team's approval cycle. Nothing goes live without sign-off on regulated claims, guarantee language, or testimonial wording.

Yes. Language tagging, practice areas split by jurisdiction, and partner bios per region are standard for our cross-border clients.

Qualified matter enquiries by practice area, how often your firm appears in searches for your key partner names, and ranking for the 20 to 40 commercial practice-area searches we agree at kick-off.

We usually recommend a fee guidance page that explains how pricing works (fixed fee, hourly, value-based) without publishing a full rate card. This satisfies buyer research without undercutting positioning, though the final approach is your firm's call.

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