Google Search in native Spanish and English, qualifying landing pages, speed-to-lead intake automation, and a CRM that tracks every case from click to signed retainer. $5,000 a month, flat. No percentage of your fees. One firm per metro.
You don't have a closing problem. You have an opportunity problem.
Spanish-speaking accident victims in your metro search in Spanish, tonight, from a phone. Most firms show them a translated page, or nothing at all. The ones who do get through fill a form and wait until the next morning for a call back. By then, someone else answered.
Your intake can sign the case. It just never gets the call.
The best intake team in your metro cannot sign a caller who never called.
Spanish-speaking accident victims find you first, hear back in minutes, and every case is tracked from click to signed retainer.
We run the Google Search campaigns in both languages, build the pages that qualify the caller before intake picks up, answer every web lead in minutes, and track every case inside your CRM on Wealth Marketing AI. Your intake team answers and signs. We run everything before the phone rings.
Every Monday: spend, leads, qualified leads, consults booked, retainers signed, cost per signed case, speed to first contact, and the one change we are making this week. One page, plus 20 minutes on a call.
Spanish campaigns are written by a native speaker, not translated. The keyword lists and ad copy use the words accident victims actually type. The landing page is a short qualifier in Spanish that routes disqualifying answers away from your intake, so the calls that come through are the ones worth taking.
The qualifier asks what your intake asks. Injured, when it happened, who was at fault, medical treatment, already represented, accident type, state and zip, then contact. Disqualifying answers go to a polite decline page, not to your intake line.
Trust content the Spanish audience needs, written plainly. No cost unless you win, consultation in Spanish, immigration status does not affect the right to compensation. Every claim is approved by your firm before it runs.
Message match from keyword to ad to page, so Quality Score and cost per click improve over time instead of degrading.
English pages are built on the same structure, so you get both sides of the market from one system, in one account you own.
USD, invoiced monthly. Never a share of legal fees, a per-case payment, or anything tied to the outcome or value of a matter.
You fund Google directly inside accounts your firm owns. Media never routes through us. We set the budget floor for your metro together on the call.
We do not run Spanish MVA search for two firms in the same metro. It is a constraint on us as much as a benefit to you.
The Google Ads account, landing pages, tag container, tracking numbers, and CRM data stay with the firm if we ever part ways.
Every Monday, plus a 20-minute call. Tracking, Quality Score, and bidding data take 60 to 90 days to become real, and we plan for that window.
Written for your counsel: the engagement is a flat monthly marketing fee for services rendered, consistent with ABA Model Rule 5.4(a) and Model Rule 7.2(b). Your ethics counsel confirms the equivalent rule in your state; the structure is built so that confirmation is quick. We will not offer a percentage or a per-case fee even when asked, because that is the structure that creates a fee-sharing question for the firm.
Juan ran the Spanish-language motor vehicle accident acquisition build for a Spanish-first MVA brand in California and Colorado: Google Search in native Spanish, a 45-second Spanish qualifying funnel, server-side tracking, and signed-retainer feedback into the ad platforms. These are the build facts from that work. They are not a promise of what your metro will do.
Estimated Spanish personal injury cost per click at the time of that work: $75 to $130 in California, $50 to $75 in Colorado. Plan for a media budget that can leave the learning phase in your metro; we set that number with you on the call.
Personal injury firms in the United States with 3 to 30 attorneys that handle motor vehicle accident cases and want more Spanish-speaking and English-speaking cases reaching intake. We work with one firm per metro, exclusive by DMA.
A flat fee of $5,000 a month in USD, invoiced monthly. Never a share of legal fees, a per-case payment, or anything tied to the outcome or value of a matter, consistent with ABA Model Rule 5.4(a).
The Google Ads spend, paid directly inside accounts your firm owns. Media never routes through Wealth Marketing AI, and the budget floor for your metro is set together on the call. The account, pages, tracking and CRM data stay with the firm.
Take the 60-second check on this page to see if your metro is open, or book a call. On the call we look at your intake, your case economics and whether your metro is still available. If it is a fit, we build it.
We open one personal injury firm per metro, and we publish the public numbers for each one: Spanish spoken at home, crashes, and the size of the local bar. Read the page for your metro, then take the check to see if it is still open.
The Houston DMA, Galveston to Conroe, for one firm. Census, TxDOT and State Bar figures on the page.
Read the metro pageThe most contested Spanish PI market in the country, for one firm. Census, NHTSA and county bar figures on the page.
Read the metro pageThe whole Valley, Mesa to Glendale, for one firm. Census, ADOT and county bar figures on the page.
Read the metro pageBoth sides of the metroplex for one firm. Census, TxDOT and State Bar figures on the page.
Read the metro pageWritten in Miami Spanish, for one firm. Census, FLHSMV and county bar figures on the page.
Read the metro pageSomewhere else? The check above covers any US metro. We open them one firm at a time.
On the call we look at your intake, your case economics, and whether your metro is still open. Flat fee, one firm per metro, you own the accounts. If it is a fit, we build it. Bring your numbers; we will bring ours.
One personal injury firm per metro. Once a metro is taken, it is closed to other firms.