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    Medina McKelvey

    Boutique Employment Law Firm

    • Brand Identity
    • Content Creation
    • Creative Design
    • Digital Strategy
    • Multi-Location Marketing
    • Social Media

    A Bold Legal Brand Built to Scale Across California.

    The Challenge

    Medina McKelvey was built on something rare in litigation: resolution over conflict. But their unique approach—altruistic, collaborative, and focused on peace—wasn’t coming through.

    In a market saturated with traditional law firms and conservative branding, they needed to stand out. And they needed a marketing system that could scale across California without losing authenticity or relevance.

    Our Strategy

    Build a bold brand around a calm mission—and make it move.

    • Visual Identity
      A vibrant orange palette and bold typography broke with legal industry norms—mirroring their clarity and confidence.
    • Messaging System Framed their resolution-first model as modern, strategic, and client-smart—positioned for multi-location resonance.
    • Digital Presence Rebuilt web and social platforms to amplify their value prop across LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Google Ads.
    • Local Adaptation Used our multi-location framework to tailor messaging and campaigns to markets across California.
    • Performance Tracking Measured growth in traffic, engagement, consultations, and client acquisition tied to campaign reach and content quality.
    The Results

    The brand now matches the mission—bold, modern, and built to grow.

    • 45% increase in website traffic
    • 60% lift in LinkedIn engagement
    • 35% rise in consultation inquiries
    • Improved visibility and credibility with sophisticated multi-market clients
    • A system to scale—without losing the firm’s soul
    Why It Matters

    Medina McKelvey didn’t want to fit in. They wanted to lead. And with a brand strategy and key communication tactics designed for clarity, distinction, and multi-location growth, they now stand out—exactly as they should. Case closed.