Show up where New Yorkers search, then answer before another firm does. A strong Google profile, local SEO for your practice areas, and Local Services Ads bring in inquiries, and every call needs an answer, even at night. Velora Media sets up law firm SEO, an AI receptionist, and consultation booking for New York attorneys.
A law firm marketing agency helps attorneys win more of the right cases: local SEO and a Google Business Profile, Local Services Ads and other paid ads, a website that books consultations, client reviews, and intake tools like an AI receptionist. Velora Media builds these as one connected system for firms in New York City.
At Velora, Missed-Call Text-Back is $99 a month plus a $350 setup, Local SEO Setup costs $500 to $1,200, and AI Automation & Integration, which includes an AI receptionist for intake, is $2,000 to $7,500. Most New York firms start with one system, and your exact plan is set on a free consultation.
Answer every call, ask the same intake questions your staff would, and book the consultation on the spot. An AI receptionist can do that at night and on weekends, and hand anything urgent to a person. Velora sets it up as part of AI Automation & Integration, around the calendar and case management tools you already use.
They do different jobs. A traditional answering service usually takes a message for someone to return. An AI receptionist can answer, ask your intake questions, and book the consultation on your calendar right away, then send your team a summary. Some firms use both, with the AI covering after-hours calls and overflow.
Claim and complete your Google Business Profile with each practice area, your office address, hours, and photos, then keep earning recent client reviews and replying to them. Velora's Local SEO Setup handles the profile, local listings, and on-page SEO, so you appear when someone nearby searches for a personal injury, immigration, or family lawyer.
Local Services Ads place screened firms at the top of Google results for many legal practice areas, and you pay for leads instead of clicks. Velora Media sets them up, helps you through Google's verification, and manages them for $350 a month plus a $500 setup, including disputes on bad leads and weekly tuning.
Confirm the consultation as soon as it is booked, send a reminder the day before with what to bring, and make rescheduling easy instead of skipping. Velora sets up those automated text and email reminders through Foundation Systems, so fewer prospective clients forget, and open consultation slots can be offered to the next caller.
Your firm stays in control of that. Velora writes and manages the campaigns, and your firm reviews and approves every ad, landing page, and message before it goes live, since compliance with New York's attorney advertising rules is your firm's responsibility. We build that review step into the process and do not publish anything without it.
Ask satisfied clients when their matter wraps up, with a short text or email that links straight to your Google review page, in the way your firm decides is appropriate. Velora automates that request on your schedule and replies to reviews through Google Business Profile Management, which keeps your profile active for New Yorkers comparing firms.
No. Velora builds around the case management, calendar, and intake tools you already use, like Clio or MyCase, and adds call answering, reminders, and follow-up on top. If one of them is a real bottleneck, we will say so on the consultation, but we do not push replacements, and your client records stay where they are.
Yes. Velora Media is based in Manhattan and works with solo attorneys and small and mid-size firms in all five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. The free consultation is booked online, so it fits around court dates whether your office is downtown, in Downtown Brooklyn, Jamaica, or the Bronx.
You do. Your Google profile, ad accounts, phone and messaging accounts, contact list, and reviews all stay in your firm's name. Ongoing support is there if you want it, but the system runs fine without us watching it. If you ever move on, everything you paid for stays with your firm.