You see your new homepage before you pay a cent.
Getting a new website from Settled Sites takes three steps: a free review of your current site, your new homepage built with your own words for you to look at, then launch and changes by email for as long as you like. From your go-ahead to a live site usually takes two to three weeks.
The three steps
Today
Get a free review
Your current site, looked at the way a client sees it, on a phone. You get a short report in plain English.
Within a week
See your new homepage
Built with your own words, on a private link. If you do not like it, you have spent nothing.
From then on
Go live, then just email us
Every page approved by you, every old link redirected, and every change after that made for you.
First, a free review of your current site.
Gaston calls, or you fill in the review form. Your current site is looked at the way a new client meets it: on a phone, from a Google search. You get a short report written for a lawyer, not a developer. It covers how long your site takes to load on a phone, whether Google can tell what you do and where, accessibility problems, attorney advertising wording worth a second look, and how quickly a client can find your fees, phone number and office. It is yours to keep, whatever you decide.
Within a week, your new homepage.
If you want to see more, your new homepage is built with your real content and put on a private link that Google cannot see. You look at it on your own phone. At this point you have paid nothing and signed nothing.
If you do not like it, that is the end of it, and it cost you a phone call.
Weeks two and three: every page, then launch.
Once you choose a plan, the rest is built: a page for each practice area, attorney bios, fees, guides, contact with directions and the legal pages. You approve every page. Then your site goes live at your domain, every address on your old site is redirected to its new page, the structured data and your Google Business Profile link are set up, and accessibility and speed are checked on every page.
Every month after, just email.
This is what the monthly fee is for. "We have moved to Suite 1400." "Add Maria Lopez as an associate." "Our closing fee is now $850." It is done, usually within one business day, and you get a reply when it is live. Want to publish an article? You get a link to a simple form, paste your text, and it is formatted and published for you.
Questions.
What do you need from me?
Your current website address, a phone call of about twenty minutes, and later, your approval of each page. Good photos of your attorneys and office help.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Every page on your old site gets a permanent redirect to its new home, so links and search results keep working. Rankings can move for a few weeks after any relaunch, and nobody can promise a position on Google.
Who writes the words?
We draft them from your current site and our call, in plain English. You change anything that is not how you would say it. Every claim, fee and result is yours to approve.
What about my email?
Your email is not touched. If your domain is with someone else, only the records the website needs are changed.
How long does it take?
Usually two to three weeks from your go-ahead to a live site. Your homepage preview comes within a week of the first call.
See your own firm's new homepage before you pay anything.
