Motilev Law

A working law firm with real clients and effectively no discoverable presence. The deeper problem was invisible: pages were being quietly dropped from Google's index, and nobody had any way to know it was happening.

Two failures, both silent. Database errors were being caught and converted into 404 responses, which tells Google a page is gone forever rather than temporarily broken. Forty-one perfectly good pages were de-indexed that way. Separately, the contact form's email integration had been failing without surfacing an error, so enquiries were arriving nowhere at all.

Neither of those shows up in a design review or a QA pass. Both were costing the firm money every single day.

Full site and admin panel, so the firm publishes without me. A single consolidated entity graph, so Google understands the firm as one organization rather than a set of unrelated pages. A clean 308 migration to the shorter motilev.law domain, with the original domain kept alive permanently as a redirect.

Then the part that matters more than any of it: an automated audit that runs every day and alerts on regression. A site that was correct on launch day and wrong three months later is not an asset.

Page one for the firm's core practice terms, zero outstanding technical errors, and a monitoring loop that catches the next silent failure before it costs another quarter of leads.