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RiteLawyer.com
FAQ’s & FACTS
Most Frequently Asked Questions & Other Facts!

Q. How do I know what type of clients will be attracted to my firm?
A. Members of the general public, seeking legal counsel or representation, perform a search engine query, by typing in a key word or key phrase for recommendation or referral to an attorney or law firm with expertise in a specific practice area.

When landing on RiteLawyer.com, they are prompted to select from a drop down menu of 47 practice-specific areas with some 300 sub-catagories which would best define their legal concern and are prompted to also briefly state their legal problem or concern.

RiteLawyer.com assists your firm in meeting its client acquisition goals ONLY WITH CLIENTS CURRENTLY SEEKING REPRESENTATION OR COUNSEL
IN PRACTICE AREAS YOU CHOOSE!

Q. How do I determine the size of my exclusive territory?
A. You choose from any territories available, (Region, State, County, or Metro Area) the specific practice area(s) you wish.

Q. How do I know RiteLawyer.com will work for my firm ? Am I obligated to a long term contract ?
A. The best way to see if RiteLawyer.com will work for you, is to take a FREE 30 Day, No-Obligation Test ! There is no long term commitment required. Quit anytime!

For more information, or to sign-up (if your desired territory and practice areas are available), Call now (888) 4- Rite Lawyer or E-mail contact info to:
info@RiteLawyer.com

Q. How many new client inquires will I get each month?
A. Every territory (and every practice area within each territory) will produce a different number of new client leads, inquiries and cases. That is why we offer you the “NO OBLIGATION - FREE TRIAL PERIOD”. You will see for yourself the results!

The advantage we offer, however, is that you will continue to receive new client lead information generated from your area and outside your territory from other areas in your state and region until those areas become the exclusive territory of another Subscriber/Attorney in the future. When you call RiteLawyer.com, be sure to ask how this will benefit you greatly!

Q. How does RiteLawyer.com differ from Martindale Hubbell’s Lawyers.com Thompson West’s Findlaw.com or Lawinfo.com?
A. In all 3 cases, when a member of the public performs a search engine query and lands on one of these competing websites, and selects a legal practice, the site then reveals a directory of dozens of lawyer profiles! Those paying the higher or “premium rate” command a position at or near the top of the list, the others are categorized, variously by geographical location, or simply alphabetically.

Unlike these others, RiteLawyer.com doesn’t pit our Attorney/Subscribers against each other where they must compete or “bid” for the client! The RiteLawyer.com Attorney is granted an exclusive territory for his practice areas and is the only profile or web site revealed, while simultaneously receiving an E-mail report of the client’s need - in real time - with all the contact information and a brief explanation of the clients’ need for counsel or representation.

Note: While Martindale Hubble and Thompson’s West provide valuable services to the legal profession and their names are well-known to lawyers and legal practitioners, the general public is, for the most part, unfamiliar with these companies or their services - and are not , therefore. inclined to choose them over others as an online attorney referral or recommendation service.

Q. How much does an exclusive RiteLawyer.com territory subscription cost for my areas of practice?
A. The cost for available territories depends on the population of the areas you want (whether specified zip codes, entire Metro Area, County, State or region) and the number of practices you choose. The cost comes out at less than $100 per month per 100,000 population and the cost for each additional 250,000 population becomes even progressively less, as the size of the territory increases!

Oh! And by the way, you may be interested in the fact that several Google test searches were performed and these were the results:
(The number in each box represents the position or location
of the website, counting from the very top of the 1st page)

Keep in mind that when a list of websites are revealed, those “above the fold”
on the first page get 94% of the clicks! Try it yourself.

For more information, or to sign-up if your desired territory and practice areas are available . . . Call now (888) 4 - Rite Lawyer or E-mail contact info to: info@RiteLawyer.com or log-on to RiteLawyer.com

Be where folks are looking, so they can find you!

“Truth be told . . . at least 50% of your clients going on line to find you . . . businesses will succeed in the 21st century because of the internet . . .”
Entrepreneur Magazine (Mar 2008, Page 37)

RightLawer.com visitors are members of the general public who go on-line and do a search for a local attorney or law firm in a specific practice area, and thus are predisposed to engage the services of an attorney for counsel or representation.

“216 million users in (the USA) at the end of 2007. The percentage of US internet users is 71% according to Nielson/NetRatings.”
USA TODAY (front page April 21, 2008)

“We all know there is nothing as strong as a good personal referral, however (when) there are not enough to go around, where then to find more (clients)? . . . People now virtually “drive around” on the internet . . . (the) web site is the modern equivalent of a billboard. The trick is to be sure you place that modern billboard where people can find it . . .
Business Week Magazine (Nov 5, 2007)

Doing a Google (or other On-line search) has surpassed the Yellow Pages as the primary method used by Americans for researching and finding goods or services. 90% of Americans online research goods and services and 81% of those say that they made a choice based on information they obtained from websites. (Data compiled from Yahoo! , Search Marketing Services and The Kelsey Group. )

“92% of web consumers use search engines to shop and buy. . . this figure includes services that are bought or engaged - like a lawyers service or representation . . .” (NPD Group Study).

“The world of marketing is radically different than it was only a few short years ago . . . for example, (there are now) 100 million blogs . . . We (Inc. Magazine) looked for developments that are new and creative, but also effective and affordable – and, of course, well-suited to nimble, entrepreneurial companies. Use them creatively, and you just might transform your business.”
Inc. Magazine (Feb 2008)

“REVIVE YOUR MARKETING WITH FRESH TACTICS . . .
(Blaze a direct trail to the internet - Not a do-it-yourself job, it takes experience). Innovative, proactive marketing is absolutely essential . . . When combined, the following elements make marketing tactics perform their best: A FRESH PERSPECTIVE, A NEW TACTIC, ONLINE DIRECTORIES, CREATIVITY. . .”
Entrepreneur Magazine (Jan 2008)

“Internet advertising rose 17.3% to $9.6 billion last year . . .”
ADVERTISING AGE, Feb 2008

Comparing Typical Marketing Costs:

Average cost of highway billboard (with fair visibility and average traffic count) ----- $800 to $1,200 month
Average cost of ¼ page Yellow Pages ad for population served of 250,000$750 – $950 month
Average cost of non-color, 1/8 page Newspaper ad for circulation of 250,000 $875.00 per single ad
(and tomorrow it is used to wrap dead fish).

UNLIKE YELLOW PAGE ADS, BILLBOARDS AND NEWSPAPER ADS . . .
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO TRY www.RiteLawyer.com FREE!

TV Commercials, Radio, Billboards, Newspaper and other “print”Ads, Direct Mail, etc., typically constitutes a much higher cost per lead or cost per new client attracted because of the simple fact that they are methods in which the attorney or law firm is paying to advertise to a non-targeted demographic - people who do not need the services offered!

Online web-based marketing, properly advertised and optimized, is not only much less expensive, but is much more effective because it is being placed right in front of the eyes of the consumer who is actually - at that moment - seeking to become the client of an attorney for counsel or representation.