What Is Family Law Lead Generation?
Family Law lead generation is the process of identifying and attracting those looking for more information about a family law matter or seeking legal assistance with a family law claim. Digital marketing campaigns, like paid ads, organic search, and social media, among others, are used to generate Family Law leads.
How Does Family Law Lead Generation Work?
- A potential claimant searches for assistance with their family law matter.
- The claimant completes a contact form, indicating they are interested in speaking with a family law attorney.
- The lead's contact information and case description are sent immediately to your firm.
- Your firm receives a notification with the lead's information.
What Information Does Each Family Law Lead Contain?
Each of our Family Law leads includes the lead's contact information, case description, and answers to qualifying questions. These questions include the type of family law claim (divorce, child custody, alimony, etc.), marital status, and more.
How Much Do Family Law Leads Cost?
Family Law lead costs can vary based on the screening packages and monthly volume purchased. Together with your firm, we can create a custom lead package that stays within your budget while meeting your firm’s needs.
Here are some top benefits of our family law lead generation campaigns:
Exclusivity: Our family law leads are exclusive. Any family law lead you receive from eGen is not sent to a competing firm, cutting down the competition for the same family law case.
Real-Time Leads: We don't believe in reselling old leads. Our family law leads are sent in real-time as a claimant completes our contact form, expressing interest in speaking with a lawyer.
Caseload Growth: We do not require a long-term contract or minimum purchase. You can receive family law leads in one state or multiple states. As your firm grows, we'll grow with you.
Targeted Case Types: Our family law leads are generated through paid search. This allows us to target more desirable case types, such as divorce leads, child custody, and much more.