Jun 2, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
Discover how Graham Griffin used custom AI systems, deep content clustering, and multi-channel repurposing to transform a struggling law firm website into a 2–3x organic traffic engine in under a…
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So a lot of what we're putting in place now is not only, like, user kind of Google-focused, right, your traditional SEO, but rebuilding content on page and then at a broader kind of site hierarchy level to... better represent our brand for AI and AI search and the way it kind of thinks about it, which is not necessarily different than traditional SEO.
So focusing more on optimizing and a hierarchy structure for it, what has that done for the content you're writing? So you're coming up with a longer term plan and what is that plan and how do you execute on it?

So it's a lot bigger, broader and more in-depth with some big high level words on it.

But generally, if you take something like insurance, for example, previous SEO, you probably would have targeted some pretty specific keywords for like car accident insurance, legal representation, maybe.

But now it's, okay, I'm going to take car accident insurance and I'm going to cover the legal side, but I'm also going to cover what insurance actually looks like, what the person's process is going to be, anything and everything that's semantically related to car insurance so that we can get full coverage of the topic and really try and be an authority on it.
So- Not just layering the term car accident lawyer insurance, car accident lawyer insurance, and a few random blog articles, but really diving deep.
And how are you executing? How are you writing that content? How are you determining how to make it broader?

So a lot of it takes pre-planning and that's what a lot of kind of where things were lacking before without any of that thought put into it.

But we start a, like the insurance cluster we're working on right now, we've, planned 150 blogs for it oh wow the answer every single question every avenue like anything that's a book of
right how do you even know what to write 150 work pages about like how do you

It sounds crazy, but we use a lot of like people also ask questions from Google.

Obviously, we were intaking a crazy amount of cases and people are asking us questions all day long.

So we try and use that real user data whenever we can to actually be helpful for real people.
So you're digging through past intakes, you're digging through form submits, chats even, and pulling in questions that people are asking, using that to help determine what people are searching for before they find your law firm.

So a lot of what we're putting in place now is not only, like, user kind of Google-focused, right, your traditional SEO, but rebuilding content on page and then at a broader kind of site hierarchy level to... better represent our brand for AI and AI search and the way it kind of thinks about it, which is not necessarily different than traditional SEO.
So focusing more on optimizing and a hierarchy structure for it, what has that done for the content you're writing? So you're coming up with a longer term plan and what is that plan and how do you execute on it?

So it's a lot bigger, broader and more in-depth with some big high level words on it.

But generally, if you take something like insurance, for example, previous SEO, you probably would have targeted some pretty specific keywords for like car accident insurance, legal representation, maybe.

But now it's, okay, I'm going to take car accident insurance and I'm going to cover the legal side, but I'm also going to cover what insurance actually looks like, what the person's process is going to be, anything and everything that's semantically related to car insurance so that we can get full coverage of the topic and really try and be an authority on it.
So- Not just layering the term car accident lawyer insurance, car accident lawyer insurance, and a few random blog articles, but really diving deep.
And how are you executing? How are you writing that content? How are you determining how to make it broader?

So a lot of it takes pre-planning and that's what a lot of kind of where things were lacking before without any of that thought put into it.

But we start a, like the insurance cluster we're working on right now, we've, planned 150 blogs for it oh wow the answer every single question every avenue like anything that's a book of
right how do you even know what to write 150 work pages about like how do you

It sounds crazy, but we use a lot of like people also ask questions from Google.

Obviously, we were intaking a crazy amount of cases and people are asking us questions all day long.

So we try and use that real user data whenever we can to actually be helpful for real people.
So you're digging through past intakes, you're digging through form submits, chats even, and pulling in questions that people are asking, using that to help determine what people are searching for before they find your law firm.
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