Just Legal: Website Rebuild with Multi-Partner Delivery

The Client


  • Who: Just Legal


  • Industry: Legal Executive Search & Recruitment


  • Location: Japan


  • Timeframe: Approx. 5 months
Background


Just Legal required a website that better reflected how the firm operates and presents itself in market. The existing platform and content were no longer fit for purpose, and there was an opportunity to lift the overall quality of the digital presence.


In addition, the website needed to clearly support both English and Japanese audiences in a consistent and considered way.

The project involved rebuilding the website on a new platform, updating bilingual English and Japanese content, and introducing original video content to support credibility and engagement.


This required close coordination across multiple external partners, while maintaining a clear point of accountability for delivery.


The Objective


  • Rebuild the website on a new platform
  • Update and align English and Japanese website content
  • Deliver a consistent bilingual experience across the site
  • Integrate original video and interview content
  • Coordinate delivery across multiple external partners


Our Solution


1. End-to-End Project Management 


  • Led the full project from briefing through to launch
  • Acted as the central point of accountability
  • Coordinated designers, developers, bilingual content contributors, and an external videography partner
  • Managed timelines, approvals, and dependencies


2. Bilingual Website Rebuild


  • Rebuilt the website on a modern, scalable platform
  • Structured the site to support clear English and Japanese navigation
  • Ensured parity across bilingual pages without duplication
  • Improved usability and flexibility while retaining brand familiarity


3. English & Japanese Content Update


  • Reviewed and updated existing English website content
  • Aligned messaging to reflect Just Legal’s senior, advisory-led positioning
  • Worked with Japanese language specialists to refine Japanese content
  • Ensured content was locally appropriate rather than directly translated
  • Aligned intent, depth, and emphasis across both language versions


4. Video & Interview Content Integration


  • Worked with an external videography company to capture on-site footage
  • Coordinated leadership interview filming to feature across the website
  • Planned video placement across key bilingual pages
  • Integrated video content seamlessly into the site experience


5. SEO, GEO & AEO Foundations


  • Implemented SEO best practice as part of the rebuild
  • Optimised headings, metadata, and structure across both English and Japanese pages
  • Built content to support search visibility and AI-driven discovery

The Outcome


Website & Platform


  • New bilingual website launched on a modern platform
  • Improved structure, performance, and content management
  • Clear navigation across English and Japanese pages


Content & Media


  • Updated bilingual content across priority pages
  • Original video and interview content embedded throughout the site


By the numbers


  • 42% increase in overall website traffic following launch
  • 32% increase in traffic to Japanese-language pages
  • 41% increase in visitors to Japanese-language blog content


Delivery & Collaboration


  • Multiple external partners coordinated under a single delivery model
  • Reduced complexity and time burden for the client team


Business Impact


  • Stronger first impression across domestic and international audiences
  • Website now supports business development and long-term growth


Key Outcome


The bilingual website rebuild demonstrated the ability to manage external partners, deliver bilingual digital platforms, and produce a cohesive, high-quality outcome for the client.


Old Website

New Website

Our Case Studies

Below is a selection of our case studies showcasing the projects we’ve delivered, the sectors we specialise in, and the long-term partnerships we’ve built. Each one highlights the challenges faced, the approach taken, and the results achieved.

February 26, 2026
Introduction In October 2024, Future Education, a prominent recruitment agency specialising in the education sector, collaborated with Prominence to optimise their Google Ads strategy for attracting top-tier candidates in the South London region. With over 20 years of experience and an experienced team, the agency is a trusted name in the local education sector. Despite operating in a highly competitive market, they excel in sourcing and placing educators in schools across South London. Background The business is highly respected, and although well-known in their sector, face an ongoing challenge of attracting educators who they can place into temporary and permanent roles in primary, secondary and SEND school settings. Along with competing with other agencies, the education sector faces staff shortages and a lack of new talent entering the sector. Challenge Prominence faced the challenge of conducting a comprehensive audit and assessment of Future Education's existing Google Ads presence, with the goal of providing actionable recommendations to enhance response rates and improve the quality of applications received. Solution The Prominence team provided several strategic recommendations to Future Education and implemented the following updates and ongoing enhancements to their Google Ads campaigns: Streamlined Ad Structure : Reduced the number of ads from over ten to three (Primary, Secondary, and SEND) to optimise budget allocation and improve targeting accuracy. Enhanced Tracking and Reporting : Updated ad tracking and configured goals in Google Analytics to ensure precise measurement and reporting of responses. Optimised Keywords : Refined keywords to better reach the target audience, while expanding negative keywords to minimise unplaceable responses. Improved Ad Performance : Adjusted search keywords and headlines to increase click-through rates and attract higher-quality candidates. Budget Realignment : Reassigned the budget based on campaign responses, reducing clicks and impressions but significantly improving the quality of responses. Result Over a two-month period, the campaign generated over 150 responses, with more than half evaluated by the Future Education team as highly placeable candidates.
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