Step 1
Separate audiences and matters
We define which side of the market, issues and locations each campaign should cover.
One law firm client result
The firm generated three times as many signed cases while spending 7% less on Google Ads.
Signed cases
8 → 24
Signed case rate
3.4% → 15.0%
Monthly ad spend
7% lower
Client-specific result based on signed-case outcomes recorded in WhatConverts. Performance varies by market, practice area, budget, intake and follow-up.
Recent law firm clients






Where budgets get lost
Employment-law marketing has to make the audience and issue obvious before someone decides to contact the firm.
When one page speaks to employees and employers at once, neither audience gets a useful answer. Broad campaigns create irrelevant clicks, and intake spends time sorting enquiries that never fit the firm's actual work.
Separate the audience, issue and next step in the campaign and page. Then use consultation feedback to see which searches create useful conversations, without relying on generic legal claims.

Documented legal results
These are client-specific outcomes from the JRR Marketing team behind Silver Atlas. They show the delivery standard used for the employment law plan on this page, but they aren’t forecasts or guarantees.
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JRR Marketing client reviews
Silver Atlas is delivered by the team behind JRR Marketing. These are verbatim reviews of that team’s wider marketing work, not a forecast for any service on this page.
“We were getting traffic from Google Ads before but it felt random and hard to tell what was actually turning into booked jobs. Josiah at JRR Marketing cleaned up the tracking and built a couple landing pages around our main services. After about a month the leads started coming in way more consistently and the calls were a better fit too. I mostly like that I can finally see where the money is going instead of guessing every week.”
Hyeongsu Lim
Trustpilot · May 2026
“Before working with Josiah, our SEO was kind of just sitting there with no real direction. We had some rankings but it wasn’t turning into much. Him and the JRR Marketing team helped tighten things up and tied it into our ads and tracking. Now we can actually connect traffic to real leads and sales. Not perfect yet but way better than where we started.”
Jolls Rassen Lino
Trustpilot · March 2026
“I had ads running and traffic coming in but I was mostly guessing on what to change. Josiah at JRR Marketing helped break down CPA, targeting, and how each landing page plays a role. We’ve been building pages and adjusting things step by step and he actually explains it in a simple way. Still early but I’m learning a lot instead of just letting ads run.”
David Lampe
Trustpilot · March 2026
“Working with JRR Marketing has been a great experience! They are very fast at communicating to questions and concerns, detailed in the goals for weeks in advance, and most importantly have been able to provide outstanding results for my window tinting business. Highly recommend!”
Joe Patino
Trustpilot · March 2026
“Josiah helped me get a better handle on how to grow my local service business. Things finally make more sense now and I can actually see what’s working. Really appreciate his help.”
Jake Mcewan
Trustpilot · October 2025
“Josiah is extremely knowledgeable and has helped us improve ROAS on our google ads. Highly recommend.”
Tobias Flowers
Trustpilot · December 2025

One connected service journey
Every handoff keeps the context needed to judge enquiry fit.
A more accountable growth system
We structure paid and organic journeys around the work the firm wants, then track which searches produce useful consultations. Each audience gets a specific message without unsupported claims or generic legal jargon.
Here’s what changes when those parts work together: your team can explain which searches created useful conversations, where follow-up stalled and what deserves the next pound or dollar.
This sits within our broader law firm marketing system and can connect with law firm ppc agency, law firm seo agency and immigration law marketing agency when the evidence supports that mix.
A connected delivery model
More traffic won’t fix a journey where the campaign, page and intake record all tell a different story.
Proven legal marketing work
Four documented case studies from the same delivery team behind Silver Atlas. Every result is client-specific and isn’t a guarantee.
View the results libraryHow it works
Each stage connects demand, the page experience and intake evidence before the next decision is made.
Step 1
We define which side of the market, issues and locations each campaign should cover.
Step 2
We give each high-intent theme a dedicated page that explains scope and the consultation step.
Step 3
We use intake feedback to reduce irrelevant searches and invest in the matters the firm wants.
The Silver Atlas commitment
Good employment law marketing should leave your firm with stronger data, stronger assets and control of the systems it paid for.
Campaigns, tracking and reporting stay in systems your firm can access.
Decisions are tied to searches, enquiries and the intake outcomes you share.
We’ll show the work honestly without promising outcomes neither side controls.
More verified feedback
These reviews cover the team’s wider client work. They show how clients describe the working relationship, not a promised result for this service.
“Working with JRR Marketing has been a great experience! They are very fast at communicating to questions and concerns, detailed in the goals for weeks in advance, and most importantly have been able to provide outstanding results for my window tinting business. Highly recommend!”
Joe Patino
Trustpilot · March 2026
“Josiah helped me get a better handle on how to grow my local service business. Things finally make more sense now and I can actually see what’s working. Really appreciate his help.”
Jake Mcewan
Trustpilot · October 2025
“Josiah is extremely knowledgeable and has helped us improve ROAS on our google ads. Highly recommend.”
Tobias Flowers
Trustpilot · December 2025
The people behind the work
Josiah sets the strategy. Ayushma coordinates delivery. Our growth, web and operations specialists then work from the same plan to improve the ads, pages and tracking behind better-fit case enquiries.
Meet the full Silver Atlas team
Josiah RocheStrategy LeadLeads channel strategy and reviews the decisions that shape each law firm’s growth.
Ayushma MallaTeam LeaderCoordinates campaign delivery and keeps priorities moving across the specialist team.The specialists building and improving the work
Jo MariñasGrowth Specialist
Jolina AvilaGrowth Specialist
Bere HorthyGrowth Specialist
Jefferson LambinoGrowth Specialist
Jan FernandezWeb Specialist
Taylor LeeExecutive AssistantWhat’s included
The exact scope follows the firm’s market and starting point. These are the building blocks we use to connect the journey.
Employee and employer matters receive separate messages, exclusions and campaign decisions.
Priority workplace issues reach pages that state scope and the consultation step in direct language.
Search terms and pages are reviewed with intake outcomes to reduce enquiries outside the firm’s scope.
Law firm marketing guides
Useful answers
Defined scope, realistic expectations and no guarantees dressed up as strategy.
Yes, in most cases. The audience, concerns and language differ, so separate campaigns and pages make qualification and messaging more specific.
Yes. We can structure the plan around the disputes, advisory work or sectors the firm wants, provided the site accurately describes those services.
We tighten keywords, exclusions, page language and form choices, then compare search terms with intake outcomes. No filter is perfect, but each layer helps.
Campaigns are written to be specific, supportable and relevant to the firm. We check the applicable platform rules and flag claims that need the firm’s legal review. ABA Model Rule 7.1 is a useful baseline for truthful communications, but each firm remains responsible for the rules in its jurisdiction.
No. Case volume and quality depend on your market, practice area, budget, reputation, intake and follow-up. We build measurable campaigns and report what happened, but we won’t promise an outcome we can’t control. That approach also aligns with Google’s Misrepresentation policy.