Birth Injury Marketing
Published fees. Clear scope.

Choose the support your firm needs to grow.

Build one acquisition channel, connect marketing with intake, or expand into new markets and attorney-referral relationships.

Choose a defined scope, know who is responsible for the work, and retain ownership of the marketing assets created for your firm.

Advertising spend and approved outside costs are separate. No media markup. No percentage-of-ad-spend fee.

Compare the options

The diagnostic is a one-time engagement. The three retainers are monthly. Advertising spend and approved outside costs are separate on every engagement, with no media markup and no percentage-of-ad-spend fee.

The one-time diagnostic and the three monthly retainers compared on purpose, tracking and attribution, intake support, co-counsel development, and initial engagement.
What is included
Growth $18,000 per month Discuss Growth →
PurposeChoose the work and budgetBuild or manage one primary channelConnect multiple channels with intakeExpand across markets and referrals
Tracking and attributionAudit and written planChannel tracking and intake data-connection planningCampaign and intake feedback using available firm dataMarket, channel, and case-status reporting where supported
Intake supportAssessment and recommendationsResponse-time measurement and handoff planningIntake workflows, records follow-up, and automationGrowth-level support across the broader program
Co-counsel developmentAssessed when relevantNot includedNot includedIncluded in the agreed program
Initial engagementThree weeks90 days, then month to month90 days, then month to month90 days, then month to month

Market and Acquisition Diagnostic

Know where to focus before committing to ongoing marketing.

$7,500 one time · Three weeks

Get a written plan for the next 12 months: where to focus, what to change, what budget to plan for, and how to measure progress.

The diagnostic reviews your markets and service area, current campaigns, website, landing pages, tracking, intake, and review capacity. It turns those findings into priorities for the work ahead.

You receive

  • A prioritized 12-month acquisition plan.
  • Recommended budget and channel priorities.
  • Written assumptions, dependencies, and measurement plan.
  • A recommendation for ongoing support, or a recommendation not to proceed when appropriate.

The credit

Continue into a retainer and the full $7,500 is credited across the first three months. The credit allocation is documented before the retainer starts.

The diagnostic is optional. A firm with reliable data and a clearly defined need may move directly into a retainer after review.

Discuss the diagnostic →

Foundation

Build or manage one primary acquisition channel.

$8,000 per month

For a firm that wants focused campaign or content management, with the landing pages and tracking needed to measure the response.

Included

  • Strategy and management for one primary channel.
  • Market and audience planning, plus a campaign or content roadmap.
  • Landing pages and forms defined in the agreement.
  • Call, form, and source tracking.
  • Planning for connection to intake and case-management data.
  • Response-time measurement and intake handoff planning.
  • Monthly performance review with the engagement lead.
  • Firm-owned accounts, assets, and documentation.

Not included

A full intake or screening-system build, multichannel or multimarket management, dedicated co-counsel development, or ongoing original video production.

Discuss Foundation →

Growth

Bring your marketing and intake together.

$18,000 per month

For a firm running several acquisition channels that also needs stronger follow-up from inquiry through review.

Everything in Foundation, plus

  • Strategy and management across the channels agreed in the scope.
  • Intake scripts, workflow design, and clear responsibility for follow-up.
  • Matter-status and disposition definitions.
  • Records-request and follow-up workflows.
  • Automation for routing, reminders, scheduling, and handoffs.
  • Ongoing landing-page and content development within the agreement.
  • Intake outcomes fed back into campaign and content decisions.
  • Quarterly business-performance review, alongside the monthly review.

Not included

Broad multistate expansion, a dedicated delivery team, a full co-counsel development program, or ongoing original video production unless separately scoped.

Discuss Growth →

Market Leader

Expand across markets and referral relationships.

$35,000 per month

For an established firm building a broader birth injury practice, with a dedicated delivery team and direct strategic oversight.

Everything in Growth, plus

  • Multimarket acquisition strategy and management.
  • A co-counsel and attorney-referral development program.
  • A dedicated delivery team.
  • Original creative and video planning within the agreed scope.
  • Direct-mail strategy, creative, and attribution.
  • Reporting by market, channel, and disposition where the data supports it.
  • Executive reviews and expansion planning.

What the agreement defines

The markets, channels, team responsibilities, and production work. Outside production, printing, and postage remain separate where not included.

Discuss Market Leader →

Know the full investment before work begins.

Know the full investment before work begins. The retainer covers the agreed work. The written proposal also identifies the media budget, software, and approved outside services, so you can see the total proposed investment.
CostWho pays itHow it is handled
AdvertisingYour firm, directly to the platformPaid through firm-owned accounts wherever possible. Spend is not marked up, and the retainer does not increase as a percentage of media spend.
SoftwareYour firmCall tracking, attribution, scheduling, CRM and other third-party software are separate and require your approval.
Records and clinical reviewYour firm, directly to the providerNo margin is added, and no clinical decisions are made by Birth Injury Marketing.
Production and direct mailYour firmOriginal production requires a separate quote unless included in the agreement. Printing and postage are billed separately at cost.

Approved outside costs are passed through at cost or paid directly to the vendor, as agreed. Additional costs require approval.

Know what the agreement covers.

The deliverables

Channels, markets, campaigns, content, landing pages, and any intake or automation work.

The responsibilities

Who builds, who approves, which specialists contribute, and what access and input your team provides.

The working relationship

Reporting, review meetings, priorities, and how changes or additional work are approved.

Specific quantities and staffing are agreed before work begins, rather than left for the firm to discover after signing.

What happens after signing?

Set the prioritiesconfirm access, responsibilities, approvals, and the starting point for campaign and intake measurement Put the plan to workbuild or improve the campaigns, pages, tracking and follow-up included in the agreement Review and improveuse campaign performance and intake feedback to decide what to change next
Figure 1: the first weeks of an engagement. Timing depends on the agreed scope, access, and approvals. The 90-day initial term is not a guarantee of signed cases within that period.

Straightforward ownership and terms

Ownership and terms, as they appear in the agreement. These are commercial terms rather than reassurances, and they are written down before work begins.
TermWhat it means
Your firm owns the workAccounts, data, landing pages, copy, creative, and engagement documentation belong to your firm from the start. Accounts are opened in its name where the platform permits. Third-party licenses are identified in the agreement.
90 days, then month to monthAfter the initial term, either party may end the engagement with 30 days’ notice.
A 12-month price lockThe retainer price is fixed for 12 months from signature. Later price changes require 60 days’ notice.
No exit feeAt the end of the engagement, you receive credentials, current documentation, and a written status summary and handoff.
Conflicts disclosed in advanceMarket conflicts are disclosed before engagement. Any exclusivity is defined in writing.

Pricing questions

Which plan is right for our firm?

Foundation covers one primary acquisition channel. Growth combines multiple channels with intake and follow-up. Market Leader adds multimarket management, dedicated delivery, and referral development. Start with the work you need; we will discuss the appropriate engagement on the call.

Can we keep our current agency or internal team?

Yes. Birth Injury Marketing can handle a defined part of the work alongside existing staff and vendors when responsibilities and access are clear.

Do we have to buy the diagnostic first?

No. It is useful when the work and budget need deeper investigation. A firm with reliable information and a clearly defined need may move directly into a retainer after review.

Are signed cases or financial returns guaranteed?

No. The commitment is to the agreed work and transparent reporting. Your attorneys and qualified reviewers retain legal, medical, and case-acceptance decisions. No plan guarantees case volume, rankings, or financial outcomes.

See the opportunity before choosing the engagement.

In one call, we will discuss where your firm wants to grow, what the current system is producing, and which level of support fits the work.

30 minutes to discuss working together. Or meet our team.