Only the areas you practise
We extract practice areas from the site and write about those. A commercial law firm does not get articles about criminal procedure.
Solution by industry
People do not look for a lawyer until they understand what procedure they are in. The article that explains it in plain language is the first contact with the firm.
How it usually looks
Topics the planner pulls from such a site
What we do
We extract practice areas from the site and write about those. A commercial law firm does not get articles about criminal procedure.
Procedure, deadlines, documents, common questions. That is the shape people look for an answer in, and the shape Google shows as a snippet.
The article explains the framework and ends on the fact that every case has its own detail, then leads to contact instead of leaving the reader thinking they can handle it alone.
Where care is needed
Legal content never reads as legal advice and never claims an outcome. Deadlines and statutes change, so texts carry a date and are candidates for refreshing. Review before publishing is on by default.
What it looks like
A topic from the practice area, structure that matches the search, a call to consult.
Broken down →FAQ
It can point to a statute, but it does not invent article numbers. Anything not on your site or in the brief does not enter as fact — and you verify it before publishing.
An existing text can be refreshed through the same system, with the old version kept. We do that on your signal, because a change in legislation is not something the system detects on its own.
Other industries
Next step
Connect any site — services, webshop or blog. The plan builds itself, articles are written and published on schedule, and the first one is free.