Everything you’re sitting on, finally working for you.

A site for the whole practice, built so every visitor lands somewhere that feels like it was written for them:

• Separate pages for each service: immigration evaluations (hardship, asylum, U-visa, VAWA), neuropsych and school testing, and clinical services. An attorney with a case and a parent with a question each find their own front door.
• The immigration pages built deepest: your credentials, turnaround, virtual availability, and what attorneys need to know to refer with confidence.
• A consultation button that actually works, on every page, wired to your phone and inbox.
• We start with a homepage mockup. You react, I revise, and nothing else gets built until you say “that feels like me.”
• Profiles set up in the national evaluator directories and Psychology Today’s immigration filter, where referring attorneys actually look. Any small subscription a directory charges stays in your name, so you keep the profile even if we part ways.
• You own the domain and the site files. No monthly fee required to keep the site.

The piece you asked for first: “get me that Google page.” Then the system that makes it climb:

• Google Business Profile created and verified, mirrored to the website so Google trusts both.
• Weekly ranking maps on the keywords that matter (immigration evaluation, bilingual psychologist, neuropsych testing), so you watch your area change color week by week. Same system you saw on the call.
• Daily Google posts and blog content that teach Google what you do, in English and Spanish both, since the Spanish pages come included in your build. Almost nobody in Chicago is competing for Spanish-language searches in your field. That lane is open.
• A review system built the right way: steady reviews from the attorneys and colleagues who know your work, at a pace Google trusts. No shortcuts that put a psychologist’s profile at risk.
• Weekly report to your inbox. You see the same screens I do.

A soft water company in Cincinnati went from invisible to #1 on its money keyword in seven weeks with this exact system. You watched me pull up that map on Thursday.

The math you laid out yourself: two attorneys built a $30,000-a-year referral stream, and it took you a year of unreturned emails to land the second one. There are roughly 18,000 immigration attorneys in the country, and reaching them systematically is a real campaign: verified attorney lists, professional email outreach, phone follow-up, meetings booked straight onto your calendar for you to close.

Here’s why it waits, and it’s not a sales trick. Every attorney that outreach touches will look you up before they reply. If they find a half-built site and no Google presence, the campaign is spending money to send people to a closed door. Once your site is live and your map rankings are moving, the same campaign lands on proof instead of promises.

• When the website is live and the Google presence has a few weeks of momentum, we sit down and plan this properly: targets, message, pace, and pricing.
• It gets designed around how you landed your current two attorneys, because that’s the playbook that already worked once.
• Done right and by the book: professional channels only, built to protect your license and your standing with the attorneys it reaches.

Planning note for the virtual side: through the PSYPACT compact, Illinois psychologists can serve clients in about 42 states, Arizona included. A few big ones, California among them, sit outside the compact and need their own approach. Mapping your virtual coverage properly is part of the phase-two conversation.