You're booked. Here's what happens next.

SEO and Google Ads agencies optimize for traffic and clicks. I optimize for booked, qualified consultations on your calendar. The whole funnel — landing page, ads, qualification, follow-up — is designed around one outcome: a real meeting with a real prospect. Not impressions. Not clicks. Bookings. The reporting reflects this — you see pipeline, not vanity metrics.

No — and this is the most common worry I hear from Helsinki attorneys. The funnel is designed to feel like a serious, professional intake process. The qualification step actually makes your firm look more selective, not less. Clients who go through it tend to take you more seriously, not less. We work in your brand colors, your tone, and your language.

On our call, I'll tell you straight. Family law, immigration, personal injury, criminal defense, debt restructuring, estate planning, consumer disputes — these all work very well on Meta because the audience is on the platform and the emotional intent is clear. Large M&A, complex corporate work, tax-heavy advisory — these don't. Those clients aren't found this way. I'll be honest about which category you're in.

I'm running pilots specifically because I'm building case studies in the Helsinki market. The tradeoff is clear — you get a much lower-cost, lower-commitment pilot, and I get the data and testimonials I need. After the pilot, if it works, we move to a normal monthly arrangement at standard rates. If it doesn't, we part ways with no hard feelings.

You walk away. No contract, no penalties. Keep your landing page, keep your funnel, keep your data, keep the booking system. The setup fee is non-refundable because it covers real build work, but you owe nothing beyond it. The whole point of structuring it this way is to remove the risk for you.

If we agree on the call, I can start building the booking funnel and create ad creative copies immediately. Most pilots are live with ads running within 3 business days of the agreement. The first booked consultations usually start landing in days 4–10.

Yes — Espoo, Vantaa, Tampere, Turku, and all over Finland. The system works the same way regardless of city. The reason I emphasize Helsinki is because I'm based here and prefer in-person meetings when possible, but it's not a requirement.