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New WordPress Website

Kyle A. Elliott, Attorney at Law, PLLC

A new law practice needed credibility online before it could properly open. We built a one-page site with a lead form and launched it within a week of kickoff.

  • 1 week kickoff to launch, inside a 1-2 week target
Client
Kyle A. Elliott, Attorney at Law, PLLC
Where
West Virginia
Services
Wordpress Website Development
Sector
Insurance

About Kyle A. Elliott, Attorney at Law, PLLC

Kyle Elliott Attorney at Law handles real estate, oil and gas, division order and royalty check reviews, estate planning and administration, and municipal law. He is a trusted local attorney who gives each client personal, high-quality service.

The business challenge

Kyle Elliott was launching a new law practice and needed a professional website to establish credibility and earn trust, and to give potential clients a place to learn about him. The site had to turn visitors into leads and carry the key information, and it had to be done within a tight 1-2 week timeline.

What we did

We worked with Kyle to design and build a clean one-page WordPress site that can grow with his practice. We focused on the user experience so navigation works well on desktop and mobile. A contact form brings in leads. We managed the project start to finish so it was easy on the client, and we shaped the design and features to show his professionalism and cover what he needs now and later.

What happened

The website launched within a week of kickoff and works cleanly on every device. It gave Kyle a modern online presence that adds to his credibility and draws in potential clients. The site can grow with his practice, and updates are easy to make.

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