Los Angeles
CRTE brings Los Angeles law firms qualified cases with marketing that builds authority and pipeline — SEO, PPC, and reputation management tuned for legal intent. We help LA attorneys stand out and stay booked. Grow your practice with CRTE.
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Legal marketing in Los Angeles is one of the most expensive auction markets in the US — personal injury CPCs cross triple digits, and the map pack is a knife fight between firms with in-house PPC teams and national aggregators. Winning here is about signed-case economics, not lead volume.
Our legal program runs Google Local Service Ads (with the LSA verification playbook that most firms botch), high-intent Google Ads, and defensible local + practice-area SEO. Every lead is call-tracked and CRM-synced with source attribution so intake teams see exactly which channel delivered the signed case.
For solo, boutique, and mid-sized LA firms, we combine paid, organic, and reputation into one senior-run program — no rotating account manager, no 'we'll circle back on that' from a junior three time zones away.
Full LSA setup, verification cleanup, and profile optimization for the practice areas that actually convert.
Practice-area campaign architecture with LA-metro geo-modifiers, negative keyword rigor, and landing page CRO.
GBP, citations, and topical authority on each practice area — from PI to family to business.
Call tracking + form-source attribution feeding your CRM (Clio Grow, Lawmatics, HubSpot).
We work with law firms clients across Los Angeles County, Ventura County, and the greater LA metro — plus remote-first engagements across the US.
Investment split by case value rather than by search volume across every practice area.
Attorney pages and written work that demonstrate expertise a prospect can verify.
Intake speed measured, since most firms lose cases at the first unanswered call.
Reporting on signed cases, not on form submissions.
Yes. All ad copy, landing page claims, and testimonials are reviewed against California State Bar Rule 7.1–7.5 guidelines before publish.