Question

10% conversion rate for a law firm. is that alright?  

Answer 1

I had one and that was approx the conversion rate I had and it was good. depend on what type of law tho. It was for criminal law on my side

Answer 2

Sounds pretty good to me

Answer 3

2% is good if it’s profitable.  

Answer 4

Haha. You know it is.  

Answer 5

Depends on what's the conversion and what's the value of conversion.  

Answer 6

Depends. For labor law we are getting 8%~, for divorce around 30% (leads), but labor is bringing much more sales and much higher tickets :P.  

Answer 7

Spend vs return? ROAS=?  

Answer 8

Whatever conversion rate turns a healthy profit. You could have a 30% conversion rate but if you spend so much to get it you could still end up losing money. It's possible.  

Answer 9

For any biz is great

Answer 10

It depends what the offer is and who the audience is.  

Answer 11

Very good

Answer 12

Depends what the conversion is for though

Answer 13

What about for bankruptcy? What conversion rates should i expect for that?  

Answer 14

If deals are coming in as well then it's AWESOME!  

Answer 15

Are you counting conversion from impressions to lead or lead to closed deal? If it's lead to closed deal, that is amazing. If it's impressions to lead, you're looking at the equation wrong.  

Answer 16

Pretty low & average. our conversion rate for law firms is 20%-35% depending on what part of the law. let me know if i could help

Comments

@icing that’s 2-3. 5 deals closed from 10 leads ?  

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@roughrider37094 no. That’s 1 lead for every 3 or 4 clicks.  

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@latreese5 that’s my bread & butter !  

Answer 17

Low, when I did legal I was 20% for landing pages