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Website design for professional services

Websites, SEO and ads for lawyers, accountants, advisors, brokers and consultants, built around how clients across Canada choose an expert and book a first meeting.

Free mockup: a homepage mock plus a written plan for the whole site.

Trusted by

  • Credi Canada
  • Barrier Ridge Capital
  • Matheson Constructors
  • Ekho Infrastructure Solutions
  • Barclay Constructors
  • Potlight Expert
  • EB Trenchless
  • Doran Homes
  • Rocan Construction

Industries

Professional services we build for

Lawyers, accountants, advisors, brokers and consultants: experts whose clients choose a person before they book a first meeting.

Professional services

  • Family lawyers
  • Immigration lawyers
  • Personal injury lawyers
  • Real estate lawyers
  • Immigration consultants (RCIC)
  • Accountants and bookkeepers
  • Tax preparers
  • Mortgage brokers
  • Financial advisors
  • Insurance brokers
  • Notaries
  • Business coaches and consultants

Our work

A professional firm we built for

Barrier Ridge Capital is an investment firm. Like a law office or an accounting practice, it has to earn trust before anyone gets in touch.

barrierridge.com

Barrier Ridge Capital homepage

/about

Barrier Ridge Capital about page

/portfolio

Barrier Ridge Capital portfolio sectors page

Brand positioning

Barrier Ridge Capital

A professional web presence for an investment firm, designed to establish credibility and attract institutional relationships.

  • Investment
  • Brand Positioning
  • Website Design
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The build

What professional sites need

The pieces that turn a careful reader into a booked first meeting.

  • Professional profiles

    A page for each person, with a photo, credentials, languages and the work they take on.

  • Practice area pages

    One page per service or problem, written in the words clients search, not the words on your letterhead.

  • Client intake

    A short form that asks what you need to know first, from a conflict check to an income type or a year-end.

  • Consultation booking

    Clients pick a person, a format and a time for a first meeting, with its length and any fee shown first.

  • Credentials and licences

    Designations, licence numbers and memberships shown where clients look, written to respect your regulator's rules.

  • Privacy by design

    Forms ask only for what you need, travel over a secure connection and reach only the people you choose.

FAQ

Professional services questions, answered

Still wondering about something? Talk to a real person, weekdays 9am to 6pm ET.

(647) 800-0110hello@belocal.ca

ADo lawyers, accountants and advisors need different websites?
BeLocal

They share a shape: a profile, practice areas, an intake form and a way to book a first meeting. The details change with the profession, like a conflict check for a law firm, licence details for a broker or tax season pages for an accountant, and we plan each site around its own.

SCan my website follow my profession's advertising rules?
BeLocal

Many professions answer to a regulator, from law societies to the provincial bodies that license mortgage and insurance brokers. We write plain, accurate copy built to respect those rules, and you approve every claim before the site goes live.

DShould a professional services website show fees?
BeLocal

You do not need a price list. Explaining how you bill, whether hourly, flat fee, retainer or commission, and what a first meeting costs answers the question that stops many people from calling.

KShould every professional on the team have a profile page?
BeLocal

Yes, once a firm has more than one. Clients hire a person, so each profile carries credentials, the work that person takes on and a button to book with them, and each one can show up when someone searches that person's name.

Contact

Let’s build yours

  • Free mockup of your site
  • No commitment
  • Quick response
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Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm ET

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A homepage mock plus a written plan for the whole site.

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