Web & Landing Pages
Pages that explain Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 in plain terms (what happens to the house, the car, the wages), with fees and payment options stated openly.
Financial crisis, real shame, and a deadline that is already running.
Mediaology runs marketing for bankruptcy law in legal practice. Financial crisis, real shame, and a deadline that is already running. Pages that explain Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 in plain terms (what happens to the house, the car, the wages), with fees and payment options stated openly.
of the work goes to reaching people at the crisis point (a garnishment, a foreclosure notice, a repossession), which is what finally prompts the search.
goes to removing stigma, because most people wait far longer than they should out of embarrassment rather than any lack of need.
goes to addressing the obvious problem: your clients are, by definition, out of money, and the fee is the first objection every single time.
Bankruptcy clients are dealing with financial crisis and, almost always, genuine shame. They have usually delayed far past the point where filing would have helped most, and they are searching because something forced them to: a garnishment order, a foreclosure date, a repossession notice.
We write to meet that. Content that removes stigma and explains bankruptcy as a legal tool rather than a moral failure, clear explanation of what Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 actually mean for their house and their car, and honest information about what is and isn’t discharged. The tone matters enormously here; firms that sound clinical or judgmental lose clients who were nearly ready to call.
We also confront the fee problem directly, because it’s unavoidable: someone who cannot pay their debts is being asked to pay a lawyer. Payment plan options and transparent fee structures stated up front convert far better than making people ask. And we target the crisis moments (garnishment, foreclosure filings, collection pressure), when the decision finally becomes unavoidable. All within bar advertising rules and debt relief agency disclosure requirements.
Pages that explain Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 in plain terms (what happens to the house, the car, the wages), with fees and payment options stated openly.
Campaigns targeting the crisis moments that trigger a search: garnishment, foreclosure notice, repossession, and sustained collection pressure.
Content written to remove stigma and answer the questions people are too embarrassed to ask, which is most of what keeps them from calling.
Consultation booking with discreet contact options and clear fee information, since cost is the first objection in every single enquiry.
Reputation management handled sensitively, because bankruptcy clients almost never want a public association with the matter.
Reporting on consultations and filings by chapter, with the disclosures debt relief agency rules require built into the advertising itself.
Bankruptcy advertising is often either clinical or faintly shaming, and both lose clients who were nearly ready to call. Content that treats filing as a legal tool rather than a personal failure gets more consultations from people who have already waited too long.
Impressions and follower counts don't pay your bills. We track leads, calls, booked consults, and closed business, and we tune the engine around what actually moves the needle.
Every month you get a transparent recap: what we shipped, what's working, what's not, and what we're testing next. No 40-page PDFs you'll never read.
Most agencies hand you off after the pitch. You get the same senior lead from kickoff through year three: they know your brand, your data, and your last six months of calls cold.
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Reach our Detroit team Mon–Fri, 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern.
Free 30-minute consult. We’ll review your current presence and identify quick wins for bankruptcy law.
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Free 30-minute call. We’ll look at how your firm reads to someone embarrassed and searching, and whether your fee options are visible.