Show up for the right work
Use separate search and page paths for employee-side and employer-side demand.
Employment law
Your website, search visibility, intake, and follow-up should separate employee-side from employer-side demand. They should also show which marketing creates the right consultations.
Why firms look
If paid visibility does not show employee-side and employer-side demand, consultation fit, or useful sources separately, the first gap may be measurement rather than traffic.
What the system connects
Website, search, reputation, intake, reporting, and follow-up work as one system your team can run.
Use separate search and page paths for employee-side and employer-side demand.
Use clear practice pages, attorney credibility, reviews, and one obvious next step.
Route each request to the right person, then connect source, follow-up, and new-client outcomes in one report.
Representative workflow
This is an operating example, not a client result or legal recommendation.
Employee-side and employer-side visitors reach distinct pages and plain matter labels.
The form captures only approved routing facts and creates one durable inquiry record.
An intake owner receives a consultation or follow-up task with source attached.
The monthly report connects source, consultation status, and recorded outcome.
What your team owns
Your operator reviews new records, missing matter labels, overdue follow-up, and consultations without an outcome.
What you can inspect
See the format and operating detail before you decide whether the model fits.
What it costs
Attorney count affects setup. Done-for-you content and ads management are optional; neither is included automatically.