For solo & small-practice attorneys

We're building this one next.

STIFTA is expanding to attorneys who run their own practice and still get most of their work through referrals. The operation is the same one we run for advisers and agents, built, this time, around bar advertising rules and the way people actually search when they need a lawyer. We're taking a small early list now.

Why attorneys

Solo and small-firm attorneys sit at the same table as financial advisers and real estate agents, the trusted-advisor triangle a client leans on at every major life event. They share the same growth problem, too: deep expertise, thin visibility, and a referral pipeline that needs feeding.

We're adapting the operation carefully, because legal advertising is its own world, state bar rules, solicitation limits, required disclaimers. We'd rather launch it right than fast. If you want to be among the first practices we work with, the early list is open.

What it will include

The same engine, tuned for legal.

01  /  The build

A practice presence, fast.

A website on your own domain built around your practice areas. A genuinely useful client resource as a lead magnet. Google Business Profile and legal directory placements (Avvo, Justia, FindLaw, and the local ones that matter). Intake and booking wired in.

02  /  Every month

Authority that compounds.

A plain-English client newsletter in your voice, reviewed against your state bar's advertising rules. Local SEO so you rank for the practice areas you want. Review collection that respects solicitation limits. A monthly performance report.

03  /  Tuned to the bar

Compliance, built in.

Every state bar regulates attorney advertising differently, required labels, disclaimers, prohibited claims, solicitation rules. We build those guardrails into the content from the start, so nothing goes out that puts your license at risk.

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Want to be among the first legal practices we work with?

Leave your details and we'll reach out as the attorney practice opens. No pitch in the meantime.

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