Gumsek

The Unfair Advantage for Elite Law Firms

  • Queryable site designs
  • Client-centric SEO models
  • Competitor analysis dashboards
  • Pro-autonomous approach
  • One-stop comprehensive schema
  • Enhanced PPC management

Most law firms and most SEO providers simply don't know what artificial with human intelligence can do.

So learn what's possible, get ready for 2027, and once you know you'll never look back. Start a conversation anytime here.

Site builds

Queryable site designs

A site you can talk to, instead of a CMS you have to fight.

I can take an existing site of any size, extract all of the content and structure at a 99.9% parity rate, place that into a new design as you need it, and build you the site back. The difference is that it's queryable. Connect a Claude account and you can use Claude Code to edit, build and grow the site directly, just by chatting to it.

No more WordPress, and even on larger sites turnaround is more like two weeks than two months. Claude Code sounds techy and there is a bit of setup at the start, though in the end you just talk to it the same as you would regular chat. Honestly, once you've tried it there's no going back.

Two browser windows side by side: a dated law-firm website with a cramped nine-link navigation, link-list sidebar and dense small type, labelled Before, and the same firm redesigned with a large headline, full-width hero and three spaced feature cards, labelled After.
99.9%Content and structure parity
2 weeksNot two months, on large sites
0Page builder subscriptions

Pricing model

Client-centric SEO models

Show me any SEO plan from any leading legal SEO agency and I'll comfortably deliver twice the deliverables at half the price.

Why - because 80% of my budget doesn't go to agency costs with under 20% left for an outsourced team, which is often how leading legal SEO agencies work. I don't use that model, it's woefully outdated and entirely unnecessary.

I don't resell widely available guest posts at 300-500% markup. I don't deliver AI-generated content without at least some real customization, better data analysis and humanization. What I do is combine AI tools with genuine human discretion, for competitive deliverables in competitive timeframes.

A comparison screen headed Deliverables: a greyed Agency column subtitled What you rent, listing a retainer, monthly report, keyword list and quarterly call, beside a highlighted Gumsek column subtitled What you keep, listing a technical audit, competitor dashboard and task dashboard with a line of detail under each. Footer reads Same budget. Different outcome.
2xThe deliverables
1/2The price
One personNo account manager, no reporting layer

Strategy

Competitor analysis dashboards

To win in SEO means beating whoever is winning right now.

No more generic SEO plans. To be Top 3 means doing better than the current Top 3 and taking their spot, so all of the strategy is centered on identifying the content, structure, expertise and authority signals giving high-ranking competitors their edge, then working systematically to close and ultimately surpass that gap.

To do that we're well past dreary audits and reports that bulk out the first three months of a package with no growth. You get a dashboard of competitive analysis and tasks built specifically to see where competitors are winning, and how we close the gap.

Gap boardDemo firm, demo numbers
Referring domains84 vs 219

Task that closes it: go after the 11 placements that look repeatable, starting with the county bar directory and two law school clinic pages.

Pages carrying valid schema12% vs 96%

Task that closes it: whole-site schema pass, all 214 pages in one run rather than the first 40.

AI Overview citations3 vs 27

Task that closes it: rebuild the four pages they get cited on, with the evidence the citation is actually rewarding.

Brass bar is you, grey bar is them · noindex on every client board

Pro-autonomous approach

Radical transparency

We want you to learn how to use AI in-house and win with it.

If you take our tasks and execute them in-house, honestly we think that's the way to go. With a Claude subscription and the knowhow to use it, most SEO agency work can be bettered and replaced. If you want to learn how to make superior content combining AI research and human discretion, we want you to have that superpower.

We don't need to upsell and we don't need to filter information, so if we have an answer and you want to know what it is, we answer. We iterate fast enough anyway that if anything it helps us as well.

A task board with To do, In progress and Done columns holding SEO tasks such as fixing canonical tags, rewriting practice area copy and adding FAQ schema, with one card caught mid-drag between columns.

Schema

One-stop comprehensive schema

Every page marked up in one pass, not the first 40 before the job quietly stops.

It reads every page on the site, works out what each one actually is, and generates connected schema for all of it in a single run, so the Attorney on a bio page, the LegalService on a practice page and the Organization agree with each other rather than sitting separate. New pages get picked up automatically, so a page added in month four doesn't sit there bare.

The output is plain JSON-LD you keep, rather than something locked inside a plugin. It isn't a ranking lever on its own and I wouldn't sell it as one, though it is how a machine reading your site works out what you are, and machines are doing more of the reading now.

A schema inspector: a node graph linking Organization to Attorney and on to PracticeArea, Review, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList, with the Attorney node selected and its JSON-LD open alongside, marked valid.
214/214Pages covered on the last run
1 passThen a diff on every republish
JSON-LDPlain output you keep

Paid

Enhanced PPC management

Next-generation PPC models that give best-in-class human PPC managers a run for their money.

The data and the decision-making are just so much better informed that we can optimize every part of a paid campaign to increase ROI and leads. Again, anyone not working this way is behind the times, and come 2030 they'll be near extinct.

A campaign dashboard showing spend, conversions and ROI tiles above a weekly performance chart, a ranked list of top campaigns, and a table of impressions, clicks, conversions, cost and ROI by campaign.

Technical

Technical SEO audits

Remember those long audits full of colored alerts, warnings and never-ending tag change recommendations?

SEO tools still make them, SEO providers still sell them, and there's still minimal correlation they do anything except pad packages. Most CMSs these days are set up for SEO, they're technically friendly from the outset.

The main killer is site structure. Messy structure carried over from a legacy site can genuinely hurt, and it's hard to change because you don't want to risk losing the rankings you have, though you don't have the site clarity to take the top ones either. Our technical audits find the areas that truly need to be addressed, and the underlying issues that are the more real cause of anything holding the site back from its full potential.

A technical audit screen: a scrolling list of 400 undifferentiated issues greyed out on the left, beside the two findings that matter, noindex on 40 pages and canonicals all pointing home, each highlighted with a Fix action.

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Whatever value you're getting I'll deliver more for less. That's how we roll.

Typically I can beat an agency quote by at least half, and hand you more deliverables than they offered at better quality than they were going to build. Tell me what you're paying now and what you're getting for it, and I'll show you what the same money looks like here.

Many thanks,Jeremy

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