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Attorney SEO case studies.

The firms are anonymous. The work, timing, evidence source, and commercial outcome are not.

Published cases

Approximate organic traffic trend Approximate continuous trend from September 2023 to November 2025. Traffic was about five to six thousand in September 2023, declined unevenly to about eleven hundred at the February 2025 engagement start, dipped further, stabilized, recovered from May, climbed unevenly to about sixty-six hundred in summer, and settled near sixty-two hundred by November 2025.
Organic trafficAhrefs estimate · Sep 2023 to Nov 2025
Immigration law February to November 2025

The firm attributed roughly 12 to 15 signed clients a month to organic search after a declining AI-heavy site recovered.

An AI-heavy content estate was reduced to a smaller system: useful URLs were preserved, surviving pages were upgraded, and informational-to-commercial paths were rebuilt. Estimated traffic first dipped, then recovered beyond the site's earlier peak and stabilized while estimated commercial traffic and firm-attributed signed clients increased.

Approximate organic traffic trend Approximate continuous organic traffic trend from September 2025 to May 2026. Traffic started near two hundred, rose slightly in the second month, then plateaued. Growth became clearer around the fourth month, peaked near twenty-two hundred in late winter or early spring 2026, and settled around fifteen hundred by May.
Organic trafficAhrefs estimate · Sep 2025 to May 2026
Personal injury · Regional firm, multiple offices September 2025 to May 2026

One regional website. More of the personal-injury matters the firm wanted.

The firm reported attracting work it had struggled to acquire through paid advertising. Consolidated location websites, stronger Business Profiles, and sustained link acquisition supported a regional site whose estimated traffic settled around 1,500 monthly visits.

Approximate organic traffic trend Approximate continuous organic traffic trend from February 2025 to July 2026. Traffic began around twenty-two to twenty-three hundred estimated monthly visits, fell over about four months to seven hundred, and stayed near that floor for about two months. Recovery strengthened in autumn, reaching about two thousand by November and December. Traffic then developed within a settled band of seventeen hundred to twenty-five hundred through July 2026.
Organic trafficAhrefs estimate · Feb 2025 to Jul 2026
Family law · Regional firm February 2025 to July 2026

From 10% relevant traffic to 70 to 80% focused on family law.

Traffic returned to broadly its previous range with a much larger share coming from the family-law searches the firm wanted, including relevant informational topics. The rebuild involved retiring established articles, redirecting selected URLs, and continuing link acquisition through a prolonged initial decline.