Law Firm Reach & Authority Assessment

Before you spend more on marketing, find out what is actually getting in the way.

We look across the places people find, judge, and contact your firm. Then we show you what is helping, what is costing you opportunities, and what to do first.

Open the report

See what the Assessment actually examines.

This sample follows a family law firm whose experience is stronger than its marketing makes it look. Choose any review area, follow the findings in order, or skip to the final action map.

The point is not to hand you seven disconnected scores. It is to work out where the client path is breaking down and which changes can do the most for the firm.

Sample AssessmentHarbor & Finch Family Law

Overview / 7 review areas + action map

One firm. One client-acquisition system.

The Assessment looks across the whole experience.

A future client does not experience your website, reviews, search presence, videos, and intake as separate marketing projects. The review follows how those pieces work together, then turns the findings into an order of operations.

What the right clientfinds, believes
and does next
The review covers all seven areas.Swipe the row above or use Previous and Next to explore them.

What you receive

A clear account of what we found and where we would start.

The finished Assessment is concise enough to use. It gives you the strongest current assets, the biggest client-acquisition leaks, and an order of operations for the next 30 days.

01

Written findings

A focused 5–8 page review of all seven areas, with examples from your firm’s actual marketing.

02

30-day action map

What to fix now, what to build next, and what can wait until the stronger foundation is in place.

03

Walkthrough with Daniel

A 45–60 minute conversation about the findings, your questions, and what we would do first.

A useful first step

Stop guessing which part of the marketing needs attention first.

The Assessment is for firms with real expertise, several marketing pieces already in motion, and no clear view of why those pieces are not producing enough of the right inquiries.