Rocket Pilots is a digital marketing agency focused on law firm marketing. Their flagship Attorney SEO service ranks firms for core keywords in competitive markets. They also design and develop websites and manage PPC campaigns.
Rocket Pilots is a digital marketing agency founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Diego, California. The agency focuses exclusively on marketing for law firms, offering a range of services including SEO, PPC, content marketing, web development, and branding. With a team of under 49 employees, they serve clients across the United States.
The agency's flagship service is Attorney SEO, which has successfully ranked law firms for core keywords in highly competitive markets. Their SEO campaigns integrate local, technical, on-page SEO, speed management, mobile optimization, and monthly high-quality content production. Rocket Pilots also provides best-in-class landing pages designed to convert law firm PPC campaigns.
In addition to SEO and PPC, Rocket Pilots designs and develops new websites. They have helped dozens of law firms transition off restrictive platforms and implement WordPress. The agency's expertise includes CMS platforms (WordPress), PPC expertise (Google Ads), and SEO expertise (local optimization).
Rocket Pilots serves the legal industry exclusively. Their client list includes Breakstone, White & Gluck, Batta Fulkerson, Krasney Law, and Law Offices of Charles D Naylor. The agency maintains a minimum project budget under $1,000 and an average hourly rate of $50.
No Google reviews are available for Rocket Pilots at this time. The agency offers a complimentary consultation for prospective clients.
Services
- SEO
- Digital Marketing
- PPC
- Content Marketing
- Web Development
- WordPress Website Design
- Web Design
- Branding
Industries Served
Team Size
Pros
- Flagship Attorney SEO service ranks firms for competitive keywords
- Monthly high-quality content production for SEO clients
- Best-in-class landing pages for law firm PPC campaigns
- Helped firms transition to WordPress from restrictive platforms