SEO for Criminal Defense Lawyers

We build the site around the charges you want to take. Typical pages cover DUI and DWI, drug possession and distribution, assault and domestic violence, theft, weapons charges, white-collar matters, probation violations, juvenile cases and expungement or record sealing where your state allows it.

Each page explains in plain language what the charge means in your state, what usually happens next and what the reader should and should not do, then invites them to call. We draft from your input, and you review every legal statement before it goes live.

County and courthouse pages come next. A page that explains arraignment at a specific courthouse, with your experience there in your own words, matches local searches far better than a generic city page. Our on-page SEO work keeps titles, headings and internal links aligned with those searches.

Lawyer advertising is regulated by each state bar, and the rules vary. Common concerns include statements about past results, implied promises about outcomes, how you describe your practice focus and how client reviews are used. We plan content around your state's rules with you, and you or your ethics counsel approve wording before anything publishes.

We do not answer calls or screen inquiries for you; that stays with your office or intake service. If you want paid search running while organic pages build, see Google Ads for criminal defense lawyers. Our criminal defense marketing overview covers the broader plan, and website design for criminal defense lawyers helps if the site itself is the bottleneck. For dedicated case inquiry campaigns, see criminal defense leads.

Book a free 30-minute growth audit, with no obligation. We search for the charges and counties you want more cases from, show where directories and other firms appear instead of you and point out pages that may raise state bar concerns. You will hear from us within 24 hours, and if you want to proceed we send a written plan.