Clients book a first meeting and read how you charge. More.You is a link in bio page for family law, immigration and wills firms. Clients book a first consultation, check your office hours and read how you charge, from your bio or a business card.
more.you/penhaleward
Kasia lives in Manchester and wants her husband to join her. She needs advice on a spouse visa, and she wants to know the cost before she calls anyone.
Family law, immigration and wills in Manchester. Book a first consultation:
more.you/penhalewardA friend shares your post about visa documents with her. Kasia opens your profile and taps the link in your bio.
Your FAQ block says that visa work has a fixed price, agreed in writing before you start. Kasia reads it before she books.
A link block opens your firm's entry on the regulator's register. Kasia sees your firm name and number there, then returns to your page.
She chooses a Wednesday evening video meeting with Amir, your immigration solicitor. Her details stay in your booking tool, away from Instagram messages.
Before a first meeting, a client wants to know what you handle, how you charge and who regulates you. These four blocks put each answer in writing.
Add one bookings block for family law and one for immigration, each with its own link from your booking tool. The client reaches the right solicitor with one tap.
Write one short answer for each kind of work, such as a fixed price for a will. Keep to terms you apply to every client, and leave legal advice for the meeting.
A collection named What we help with lists divorce, family visas and wills. Each item opens the page about that area on your firm's website.
A link block opens your firm's public entry on the register. A careful client checks your name and number in one tap, then books.
People look for a solicitor on a map, read your posts and keep your business card. One link sits in all three places.
Add the page as the website on your Google Business Profile. A person who searches for a family solicitor nearby taps it and sees your office hours first.
Print the code on the back of your business card and on the sign by your door. Someone who passes the office at night scans it and books a first consultation.
Add more.you/penhaleward under each name in your email signature. Clients find your office hours and the register link in every reply.
People ask AI assistants for an immigration solicitor near them. Your office hours become LocalBusiness data and your FAQ answers become FAQPage data. An llms.txt file holds the same facts in plain text.
What an AI assistant reads here
Type the name you want after more.you/ and create your free account.
Add a collection with your practice areas and a bookings block for first consultations. Add your office hours and FAQ answers on how you charge and what to bring.
Paste the address of your entry on the regulator's register into a link block. Print the QR code on business cards and on the sign by your door. Then publish.
Add a booking link, your practice areas and a plain answer on how you charge. Then print the QR code on your business cards.
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