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When legal news breaks in your state,
be the firm people find.

NewsFeed monitors legal news in the states and practice areas your firm serves, drafts a jurisdiction-specific explainer, and publishes it on your firm’s website only after your attorney approves it.

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The old way waits for traffic. NewsFeed follows the traffic.

Live client page

A real NewsFeed article, published on a real law firm’s website.

New Law Office (WV) publishes NewsFeed pages when relevant stories break. Open the article in a new tab to see the actual URL, the full text, and the structured data on the page.

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Draft workflow
Monitored, drafted, and sent for attorney approval before anything reaches your site.
Content control
Every page uses fair-report framing — allegations attributed, no verdicts, no invented facts.
Ownership
Pages publish on your domain. Structured data, canonical URLs, and internal links all yours.
Data handling
WordPress credentials encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM). Approval links are HMAC-signed and single-use.
The problem

Evergreen SEO answers recurring questions. It doesn’t answer the ones people ask today.

When a major legal event happens in your state, people search for their rights in the next few hours — not from a template you wrote three years ago.

The old way

Evergreen blogs, waiting.

Templated practice-area pages sit on your site hoping search intent shows up. They compete with hundreds of near-identical pages from every other firm in your state.

  • Slow to react to current events
  • Same content shape across competing firms
  • Not written around today’s search demand
The NewsFeed way

Timely, jurisdiction-specific explainers.

When a story breaks in your state, NewsFeed drafts an explainer covering the law, rights, and next steps — and your attorney approves it before it publishes.

  • Draft ready while people are still searching
  • Customized to your firm and jurisdiction
  • Published on your domain, not a rented platform
How it works

Four steps. Your firm approves before anything goes live.

This is what NewsFeed does. Rankings, AI citations, and calls are potential outcomes — not workflow steps we can guarantee.

1

Monitor

NewsFeed watches legal news across your practice areas and the states you serve, filtered to stories that are relevant to your firm’s work.

2

Draft

A sourced, jurisdiction-specific explainer is drafted with fair-report framing — the law, rights, potential claims, and next steps — attributing allegations to their source.

3

Approve

You receive the draft by email and in your portal. Edit, approve, or decline. Nothing publishes on your site until your firm approves it.

4

Publish & measure

On approval, the page publishes on your domain with structured data. You keep GSC impressions, GA4 conversions, and your existing intake tracking.

What we don’t promise: a specific ranking, an AI citation, a click, a call, or a signed case. Those depend on the story, your domain, your local market, and your intake process. What we do promise: attorney-approved, jurisdiction-specific pages published on your site every time a relevant story breaks.

A real client page

Here’s what a NewsFeed page looks like once it’s live.

One example, one URL, no dressed-up mockups. Everything below is drawn from the actual article on the firm’s website.

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West Virginia — personal-injury explainer around a bus-crash story.

New Law Office publishes NewsFeed pages when relevant news breaks. The article on their site covers rights, statute of limitations, and what to do next — framed as legal information, not advice.

https://newlawoffice.com/wv-drunk-school-bus-driver-injury-rights/
Personal Injury · West Virginia

WV Drunk School-Bus Driver — Injury Rights

Rights, statute of limitations, negligence framework, and next steps for families and injured passengers. Every allegation attributed to its source; no verdicts stated. Published as legal information, not legal advice.

Preview text. Open the live URL to view the full article, byline, sources, and structured data.
Sourcing
Fair-report framing, allegations attributed
Approval
Attorney reviewed before publishing
Ownership
Page lives on the firm’s domain
Structured data
NewsArticle + FAQPage JSON-LD included
Honest disclosure. We’re not going to put a fabricated traffic chart, click count, AI-citation screenshot, or case-count number next to this page. Rankings, AI citations, and calls depend on many factors we don’t control. Your firm keeps Google Search Console, Google Analytics, and its own intake reporting on the page — and those are the numbers that matter for your business.
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Trust & security

Legal accuracy, page uniqueness, and website access — addressed on purpose.

These are the three questions law firms usually ask us in the first ten minutes. Here are the honest answers.

Legal accuracy

Every page is a draft until your attorney approves it. Our editorial rules:

  • Fair-report framing (allegations attributed, no verdicts)
  • No invented facts; each page cites the underlying source
  • Jurisdiction-specific statutes and framework where relevant
  • Corrections drafted for approval when a story materially changes
  • Your firm is the final editor of record

Page uniqueness

Each page is drafted from a public event, but the analysis is customized to your firm. In practice:

  • NewsFeed does not sell the same finished page to another firm
  • Jurisdiction, statutes, and framing tailored to your practice
  • Firm-specific voice and internal linking
  • Content de-duplication before drafting
  • You edit anything before approving

Website access

You don’t hand us your admin password. Ever.

  • WordPress uses an Application Password on a restricted account
  • Credentials encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM
  • Revocable at any time from your WordPress users screen
  • Framer, Wix, Squarespace, custom: we send ready-to-paste HTML
  • You can email a developer directly from your portal
What you get

Exactly what’s included — and what to expect in a normal month.

State + practice-area monitoringLegal news filtered to the states and case types your firm handles.
Approval-ready draftsFull page draft, headline, meta description, and structured data.
Attorney-approval workflowOne-click approve, edit, or decline — email or portal.
On-domain publishingWordPress automated; Framer / Wix / Squarespace / custom via ready-to-paste HTML.
Structured dataNewsArticle + FAQPage JSON-LD written into every page.
Correction workflowWhen a story develops, an update is drafted for your approval.
Portal + reportingEverything approved and published, in one place, at any time.
Agency-friendlyYour marketing team can be the reviewer — NewsFeed complements existing SEO.

What a normal month looks like

Some practice areas (personal injury, criminal defense, employment) produce a matching story most days. Others (estate, tax, immigration) produce a few per month. NewsFeed is capped at one approval-ready draft per day — you decide what to approve.

  • Best fit: firms serving one or more clearly-defined US states
  • Best fit: practice areas with recurring public news events
  • Best fit: firms that own their website (or can grant limited access)
  • Not a fit: nationwide-only, no jurisdiction focus
  • Not a fit: firms unwilling to review a draft before it publishes
Pricing

Two ways to start. First article free.

Pay only for the articles you approve, or choose the monthly plan for the best value when your practice areas generate frequent news.

BEST VALUE
$397/month

All approved articles, with monitoring, drafting, publishing, and corrections included.

Monthly customers average 25 articles — about $15.88 each.
  • First approved article free
  • Approve as many eligible drafts as you want
  • No extra charge per approved article
  • Cancel anytime; published pages stay yours
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PAY AS YOU GO
$47/approved article

No subscription. You are charged only when you approve an article after the free first one.

No approval means no article charge.
  • First approved article free
  • Same sourcing and jurisdiction-specific drafting
  • Same approval, publishing, and corrections workflow
  • Switch to monthly when volume makes it worthwhile
Start with a free article

Both options include state and practice-area monitoring, approval-ready drafts, structured data, WordPress publishing or ready-to-paste HTML, corrections, and portal access.

Frequently asked

The questions that matter most.

Every page is a draft until your attorney approves it. NewsFeed drafts each page using a fair-report framing (allegations attributed, no verdicts, no invented facts) and cites the underlying source. Your firm reviews and edits, or declines, before anything is published. Your firm is the final editor of record.
No. Each page is drafted from the underlying news event but the analysis, jurisdiction, statutes cited, and framing are customized to your firm. NewsFeed does not sell the same finished page to another firm.
For WordPress sites we use a WordPress Application Password on a restricted, revocable account — not your primary administrator password. Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. You can revoke access at any time and NewsFeed stops publishing. For non-WordPress sites (Framer, Wix, Squarespace, custom), NewsFeed delivers the article as ready-to-paste HTML and your team publishes it. You can email a developer the connection instructions from inside your portal.
It depends on how much relevant legal news breaks in your state and practice areas. Some practice areas produce a matching story most days; others produce a few per month. Every plan is capped at one approval-ready draft per day; you decide which to approve. If a month is quiet, you approve fewer pages, and the archive on your site keeps working for you.
No. No one can honestly guarantee organic rankings, AI citations, traffic, or signed cases. NewsFeed is designed to give your firm timely, jurisdiction-specific pages that Google and AI platforms can find, understand, and consider — while people are actively researching a story. What we control is the sourcing, drafting, approval workflow, and publishing. What happens after is influenced by your existing domain authority, the story, and the competitive landscape.
NewsFeed monitors ongoing stories your firm has published on. When a material fact changes (charges filed, verdict returned, settlement reached), a draft update is sent for your approval before anything on your site is edited.
Because the pages live on your domain, all of the standard measurement stays with you: Google Search Console impressions and clicks, Google Analytics visits and conversions, and your existing intake tracking on contact forms and calls. NewsFeed reports what was matched, drafted, approved, and published each period.
WordPress is fully automated (Application Password + REST API). For Framer, Wix, Squarespace, and custom sites, NewsFeed switches to manual delivery — you get the article as ready-to-paste HTML and a one-click “copy” button. You never need to change platforms to try NewsFeed.
Yes. Add your agency as an additional reviewer on the account. NewsFeed complements existing SEO — it addresses sudden demand created by current events, while your evergreen content keeps answering recurring questions.
Cancel anytime from your Stripe billing portal. No annual contract. Published pages remain on your domain because they are your pages.
Your first approved article is free. After that, choose $47 per approved article or $397/month for all approved articles. No approval means no per-article charge, and you can cancel the monthly plan anytime.
WordPress credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Approval links are HMAC-signed and single-use. Reviewer emails are only used for approval notifications and account communication.

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