Karagöz Law — District-Level Visibility
A corporate site for a law and legal consultancy practice. Page architecture structured at the intersection of practice area and Istanbul district, routing to a first consultation.
Karagöz Law, a legal and consultancy practice in Istanbul, needed to strengthen its online visibility beyond the generic corporate site. The legal market is highly competitive, and potential clients often search for lawyers near their district or for specific practice areas, making it difficult for the firm to stand out without a clear local and topical focus.
We structured the website architecture around the intersection of practice area and Istanbul district, creating dedicated pages for each combination. This strategic approach was chosen to align with user intent, improve local SEO, and guide visitors toward a first consultation, thereby increasing the likelihood of conversion.
How we moved
Keyword and Market Analysis
We performed in-depth keyword research to identify high-intent search terms combining legal practice areas with Istanbul districts, and analyzed competitor positioning.
Information Architecture Design
We designed a site architecture where each practice area has a hub page, and each district has a location page, with cross-linking to create unique district × practice area landing pages.
Content Development and Localization
We wrote localized content for each landing page, emphasizing the firm's expertise in the specific practice area and its familiarity with the local district, including relevant legal nuances.
Technical SEO and Launch
We implemented on-page SEO elements, schema markup for legal services and local business, and ensured mobile optimization and fast load times before launching the updated site.
Project at a glance
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District × practice area
Services provided
Web · Yerel SEO · İçerik
What was produced
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