Regulated fees
Fixed fee structures leave little room for expensive, unfocused marketing.
Practice area marketing · USA & Canada
Disability practices win on volume and efficiency. We build cost-disciplined campaigns and screening that bring in qualified SSDI, SSI and long-term disability claimants, without flooding your intake team.
What your future clients search
Example searches. Your audit maps the exact terms, volumes and click costs in your market.
The landscape
In the US, Social Security disability fees are set and approved by the Social Security Administration, so marketing must be efficient to be profitable. Many claimants are denied at first and search for help with an appeal. In Canada, disability practices focus on long-term disability insurance denials and CPP Disability appeals.
Fixed fee structures leave little room for expensive, unfocused marketing.
Work history, medical evidence and age all affect whether a claim is viable.
Many claimants have physical or cognitive limitations that make long forms and complex sites a barrier.
Our playbook
Every tactic is tied to call tracking and your case management system, so we can report cost per signed case by channel.
Targeted messaging for denied claimants, the moment they're most likely to hire representation.
Short, accessible questionnaires that check work history and condition before a call.
Explainer content and video that build trust and rank in every market you can serve.
Large tap targets, plain language and phone-first options that make it easy for claimants to reach you.
Call tracking and recording show which keyword, ad and page produced each inquiry.
We integrate with intake and case management tools so signed cases flow back into reporting.
Monthly reporting on signed cases and fees by channel, not just clicks and rankings.
We work with one social security disability firm per market. Never your competitor too.
Yes. Social Security disability is federal practice, so we can build national campaigns and SEO where your practice allows.
With screening, negative keywords, denied-claim targeting and accessible intake that converts more qualified callers.
Yes, including LTD insurance denials and CPP Disability appeals, with messaging adapted to each.
We take one firm per practice area in each city. Request a free audit and we'll confirm availability within one business day.