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Montana Blotter · Lawyer Directory · Monthly Report

Example Law, PLLC

Yellowstone, Musselshell · June 2026

Gold Priority Example data · redacted

Placement performance

4,218
Impressions
deduped per visitor per day
187
Website / CTA clicks
4.4% CTR
42
Tap-to-call actions
mobile only
17
Intake leads delivered
0 delivery failures

Cost per delivered lead

MetricValueNote
Subscription $599.00 Gold Priority · June 2026
Cost per delivered lead $35.22 subscription ÷ leads delivered
Cost per consultation $99.83 advertiser-reported
Cost per retained matter $299.50 advertiser-reported

Cost-per-consultation and cost-per-retained are computed from the firm's own monthly outcome counts. Montana Blotter does not estimate or extrapolate these numbers.

Advertiser-reported outcomes

OutcomeCountDefinition
Contacted14Firm reached the consumer within the response window.
Consultation6In-person or video consultation occurred.
Retained2Engagement letter signed; matter opened.
Out of practice2Referred elsewhere or declined.
Duplicate1Same consumer / matter already in pipeline.
Spam / non-client0Invalid or non-consumer submission.

These counts are filled in by the firm in the control panel at the end of each month. They are not estimated or assumed by Montana Blotter.

What this report does not claim

  • Calls and clicks are recorded actions, not confirmed conversations or consultations.
  • Impressions are deduped per visitor per day, not deduplicated across days.
  • Cost-per-retained is a function of the firm's own reporting, not a projection.
  • Montana Blotter does not endorse any listed attorney. Listing copy must comply with Montana Rules of Professional Conduct 7.1–7.5.
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