Reviews for law firms
People choose a lawyer at a hard moment. Reviews help them decide.
Ratezing asks your clients when you choose, by text or email, with a general message and one page of the sites they already use. You decide who gets asked. Every review plants a tree, whatever it says.
A law firm’s week
Legal services-
When the matter closes
A text or email once the file is closed, addressed to the client by name. It thanks them for choosing you and says nothing about the matter.
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Your choice, client by client
Nobody is asked unless you send the request or set up the rule that does. You choose who hears from you, and when.
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Across your offices
Each office has its own review page and links, so every review counts for the team that did the work.
By area of practice
Whatever kind of law you practise, clients can find you.
Personal injury
Clients who have been hurt and need someone they can trust.
See how it worksFamily law
Divorce, custody and other matters where discretion comes first.
See how it worksImmigration
Visas, residency and citizenship, often for clients far from home.
See how it worksBusiness law
Contracts, companies and disputes, for clients who come back.
See how it worksWhere clients look
Google first. Then the legal directories.
Most clients search on Google first. Avvo, Lawyers.com and Facebook can sit on the same review page, and each client picks the site they already use.
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Google Maps
Avvo
Lawyers.com
Questions lawyers ask us
Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a firm.
Does Ratezing know anything about our cases?
No. A request knows the client’s name, email, phone and language only, so it never mentions the matter.
Can we choose which clients are asked?
Yes. You send requests one at a time, from a list you upload, or through the API, Zapier or Make, and only to the clients you pick.
Is the tree a reward for the client?
No. Ratezing plants a tree for every review the firm receives, whatever it says. The client isn’t offered anything for leaving one.
Which review sites do law firms use?
Most firms start with Google. Avvo, Lawyers.com and Facebook are there too, and you choose which ones your review page shows.
Every closed matter is a chance to be found. Let your clients tell it.
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