Jorge Argota Law firm web design Brandon, FL

Brandon Law Firm
Web Design.

Four practice areas, four page architectures, four intake forms. PI, estate, family, and business each get their own funnel logic. Florida Bar 4-7 review runs page by page before launch. The Brandon build is operator led from quote to launch, with no rotating account team in the middle.

★★★★★ 5.0 rating 25+ Google reviews Florida Bar 4-7 reviewed
Built for Brandon law firms HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
Practice pages
4
PI, estate, family, business. Each one a distinct page, intake form, and tone of voice. No shared CTA stack.
Owner
You
WordPress install, hosting, and domain in the firm name from day one. Transfer takes about an hour if you ever leave.
Bar review
4-7
Florida Bar 4-7.11 through 4-7.22 checked against every page before launch. Compliance built in, not patched.
PageSpeed
100
Reference build (Percy Martinez P.A.) scores 100 on PageSpeed Performance and SEO. Same engineering ships to Brandon.
Selected work Florida law firm websites 4 firms shown
Jorge Argota, founder of Argota Marketing, Cuban-American legal marketing strategist based in Miami
Founder Argota Marketing Jorge Argota
Section 03 The operator behind the work

The same operator
from quote to launch.

Jorge Argota. A decade inside Percy Martinez P.A. in Miami before launching Argota Marketing. Started taking bilingual intake calls. Finished running the marketing operation across multiple offices, with the firm outranking Morgan and Morgan in Hialeah Local Service Ads. Every brief written and every Florida Bar 4-7 review performed on a Brandon build draws from real operator experience.

Background
University of Miami BBA Google Ads certified
Languages
English Español (native)
Track record
483% organic growth 287 leads in 5 weeks
Coverage
Brandon Hillsborough County Tampa Bay

Most agency pitches involve a sales rep, an account manager, a project manager, and a developer the firm meets twice. Each handoff costs context. The Brandon model puts one operator across discovery, build, QA, and care, with no handoffs to lose anything in.

— Jorge Argota
Section 02 The system

A web design system
built for law firms.

The Brandon build is judged on what the firm can verify in case management, not on what shows up in a dashboard the firm cannot audit. Four outcomes set the bar: signed retainers from existing traffic go up, intake quality improves, rankings compound, attribution closes the loop.

01
Outcome 01 Convert visitors

More qualified consultations.

Speed to lead drives signed retainers more than any other intake variable. Brandon builds target first contact under five minutes from submission, tracked. Phone, form, callback, and SMS sit above the fold across every page. Practice pages get scaled intake forms, because a PI form has no business looking like an estate form.

Above the fold call and form Mobile thumb friendly UX Bilingual prompts where needed
Pillar 01Conversion architecture
02
Outcome 02 Sign the right cases

Higher value case types.

Case fit is shaped on the page, before the form gets filled. PI pages declare which case types the firm takes (motor vehicle, premises, slip and fall, wrongful death) and which it does not. Estate pages handle wills, trusts, probate administration, and Medicaid planning as four separate intent paths. Sixty days post launch, the firm sees the case mix shift toward fits.

Practice area filtering Case type triage in intake Sign rate over click rate
Pillar 02Local visibility
03
Outcome 03 Target case types

Stronger local presence.

Ranking signals start on day one or they start late. Schema graph, topical internal linking, and Google Business Profile alignment all ship at launch. Practice pages follow the structural format AI search engines actually cite. Hillsborough County local architecture is embedded structurally, not bolted on as a separate location page upsell.

Location pages and NAP Google Business Profile wiring Map pack visibility
Pillar 03Case type targeting
04
Outcome 04 Compliance and data

Trackable compliance.

Attribution closes the loop. GA4, call tracking with practice area routing, and form tracking get wired and tested before launch. The Florida Bar physical address rule for virtual and shared office firms is handled at the layout level. This is the same measurement architecture I built inside Percy Martinez P.A. across a decade.

Florida Bar 4-7 in the template GA4, call, and form tracking Page to signed case attribution
Pillar 04Compliance and data
Section 01 Deliverables

What is included
in your project.

Five things go live on day one. Two of them affect signed retainer counts directly: the four-practice page architecture, and the intake routing system. Three are infrastructure the site cannot run without: technical SEO, compliance review, AI search formatting. All five included. Nothing held back as a month three retainer.

Core 01
A page architecture for each of the four practices

Each practice area gets its own page logic. PI runs with urgency and time sensitivity, because a caller who needs an attorney after an accident reads pages in a different mental state than someone planning their estate. Family law leans on discretion. Business clients want comparison material side by side. A shared CTA template across all four practices wastes three of them.

Core 02
Conversion focused practice pages

The intake layer does qualifying work a paralegal used to do on the phone. Form fields vary per practice. Call routing branches by case type. Auto response copy is funnel specific. A PI caller already receiving treatment routes to a different qualifying script than one calling pre treatment. Estate planning callers route differently from probate after death callers. The system protects consult slots from bad fits.

Support 03
Technical SEO foundation

Every Brandon site ships with the full technical SEO foundation: a complete schema graph (LegalService, Attorney, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList), Core Web Vitals tuned to pass (the reference Percy Martinez P.A. site scores 100 on PageSpeed Performance and 100 on SEO), mobile-first rendering, internal linking topology across practices and locations. No month three recovery retainer.

Support 04
Florida Bar 4-7 compliance copy

Florida Bar Rules 4-7.11 through 4-7.22 govern everything a law firm publishes for marketing. Every Brandon page is reviewed against this rule set before publish, not after a grievance letter. Comparative claims, prior results, testimonial framing, and superlative wording all written to the rule from draft one. Firm sign off on each page before launch.

Support 05
AI Overviews and GEO readiness

Page structure mirrors what AI search engines index and cite: direct answer paragraphs first, attorney attribution with Florida Bar number, FAQ schema on Q+A blocks. A meaningful share of legal queries now resolve inside the Google AI Overview answer surface for legal searches or ChatGPT legal advice responses before any blue link is clicked.

Section 04 Where signed retainers leak

Three gaps in the typical
law firm site worth fixing first.

Most firms can tell you how much they spend on marketing. Almost none can tell you which page produced last month signed cases. The dashboard counts clicks. Intake counts calls. The two never reconcile. The three gaps below are where the budget quietly bleeds.

01
No tracking past the form submission

Most law firm sites declare victory the moment a form is submitted. What happens next, whether the lead becomes a consult, then a signed retainer, then a case the firm would have taken, never gets reported back to the marketing dashboard. Lead-to-retainer tracking through case management closes that loop. Without it, the firm optimizes for lead volume and ends up overpaying for the wrong cases.

02
One CTA voice across four very different funnels

A site running PI, estate, family, and business under one CTA template reads like a PI site to estate, family, and business prospects. “Call Now” works for someone post accident. It does not work for someone planning their estate, who wants to read first and call second. Family law inquiries need language signaling discretion. Business prospects expect visible pricing and credentials, not a contact form gate.

03
The agency that holds back foundation work to sell it back

A common agency pattern: ship the site, wait three months, pitch a $3,000 SEO retainer to “rank” it. The work inside that retainer is foundation work that should have launched with the site: schema, page speed, internal linking, local SEO, Google Business Profile. The firm ends up paying twice. The Brandon build closes that gap. Foundation is included at launch. The optional SEO retainer for ongoing rank growth covers new content, link building, and competitive keyword work, not recovered foundation.

Section 05 Pricing and timeline

Clear pricing,
clear timeline.

Three tiers, public pricing, no contact form gate to see the number. Compare against Tampa agency proposals running ten to fifteen thousand higher, or national legal platform leases billed monthly forever without ever giving the firm a transferable install. Care plans and active SEO are scoped and priced separately.

Tier 01 Essentials
$5K to $8K
one time project
  • 8 to 12 page website
  • English only
  • 1 to 2 practice areas
  • Basic schema + SEO
  • WordPress on your hosting

Best for: solo Brandon attorneys with one practice area and a fast launch window

Launched in 4 to 6 weeks

Tier 03 Custom
$15K to $25K
one time project
  • 30 to 50 page website
  • 5 plus practice areas
  • Hillsborough County corridor landing pages
  • Multi attorney bio architecture
  • Custom design + branding

Best for: multi-attorney Brandon firms covering the full four-practice mix across Hillsborough County

Launched in 10 to 14 weeks

Care plan tiers run $150 to $500 monthly and cover managed WordPress hosting, weekly backups, security monitoring, plugin updates, and minor content edits. Active SEO work for rank growth runs as its own engagement starting at $2,500 monthly. Self-hosting is also fine. In any configuration, the WordPress install, the domain, and the hosting account are in the firm name from launch day. Transfer takes about an hour.

Section 06 Common questions

Before
you book.

Did not see your question? Call 941 626 9198. The line reaches me directly. No screening sequence, no junior team member.

Three tiers spanning $5,000 to $25,000. Essentials at $5K to $8K covers solo Brandon attorneys with one practice area. Growth at $8K to $15K is the typical fit for a 2 to 3 attorney Brandon firm running two or three practices across PI, estate, family, or business. Custom at $15K to $25K handles the full four-practice architecture for multi-attorney firms with corridor coverage across Hillsborough County (Brandon, Riverview, Valrico, Seffner, Bloomingdale, FishHawk).

Essentials launches at 4 to 6 weeks. Growth runs 8 to 10. Custom takes 10 to 14. The variable that moves timeline most is how fast the firm returns attorney photos, signs off on case results, and approves copy. Florida specific legal concepts (homestead protection, elective share, Medicaid planning, comparative negligence) need careful attorney review on the relevant practice pages.

Every Brandon build ships with the technical SEO foundation included: schema graph, page speed under two seconds, mobile-first rendering, Hillsborough County local architecture, internal linking, and Google Business Profile alignment. This layer is what most agencies withhold and sell back as a $3,000 monthly retainer at month three. Active ranking work for net new keywords is its own engagement starting at $2,500 monthly. For organic vs paid budget allocation math, see the SEO and PPC return on investment breakdown.

Yes. About half of Brandon projects are redesigns. Many involve migrating off a Scorpion or FindLaw leased platform. The migration runs URL inventory, 301 redirect mapping, schema rebuild, and SEO equity protection at every step. Launch happens on staging first, then live. Done right, a redesign holds rankings and usually improves them, because the previous platform was missing schema, mobile speed, or internal linking. The redesign migration framework for law firms walks through it.

Yes. Content is included in every tier. English copy is drafted by Argota Marketing, reviewed against Florida Bar 4-7 page by page before launch, and mapped to the four practice funnels (PI, estate, family, business). Spanish copy is included when the practice mix justifies it, written by Jorge personally instead of run through machine translation. Every page goes to the firm for review and sign off before publish, and the site ships in fully editable format the firm owns end to end.

The audit

Three ways to get started.
Pick what fits where the firm is.

Three ways to begin a conversation. Each one matches a different starting point. Best fit for firms in Brandon, Riverview, Valrico, Seffner, Lithia, Bloomingdale, Apollo Beach, FishHawk, and anywhere across Hillsborough County. Website budget starts at $5,000.

  • 15 minute audit. Live walkthrough of the current firm site, with the three biggest leaks (conversion, case fit, compliance) called out by the operator on the call. Free, no upsell sequence after.
  • Free wireframe. A homepage layout built around the four-practice architecture (PI, estate, family, business), turned around in five business days.
  • Strategy call. Thirty minutes on the firm, the Hillsborough County competitive picture, practice priorities, and what to build first.

15 min audit Free wireframe Transparent pricing FL Bar 4-7 reviewed