Clients Look for Advocates Online
Every day, people type searches like "divorce lawyer Kenya", "conveyancing lawyer Westlands" or "corporate lawyer Nairobi". A law firm website in Kenya puts your practice in those results. When your firm is missing, the client calls a competitor instead.
Essentials for a Kenyan Law Firm Site
- Practice areas: set out plainly, for example family, corporate, criminal, employment and conveyancing
- Profiles of your advocates: qualifications, LSK admission and areas of specialism
- Testimonials from clients (without breaking confidentiality)
- Case studies: success stories with names removed
- A blog or legal updates section: builds authority and helps SEO
- An enquiry form: for prospective clients
- WhatsApp chat: many Kenyan clients would rather make first contact this way
- A map: your office address with directions
Getting Found on Google
Publish posts that answer the legal questions Kenyans ask, such as "What is conveyancing?", "Tenant rights in Kenya" or "How to register a business in Kenya". Articles like these rank on Google and present your firm as the one that knows.
Choosing a Domain for Your Practice
- yourlawfirm.com: worth it if you serve clients abroad
- yourlawfirm.co.ke: the best fit for firms focused on Kenya
- advocateyourname.co.ke: a good option for advocates practising alone
Next step: want it done for you? Ask us to build your firm's website, a practice site that looks the part.