Law firms
I get law firms named in ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity answers for the practice areas they actually take on, and log where every enquiry came from, starting in week one. It sits alongside the agency your firm already pays.
For law firms with clearly defined practice areas, including immigration firms serving clients near an office or across the jurisdictions they can serve. The work follows the firm's confirmed scope, languages and intake criteria.
Try a buyer's question Perplexity
Best immigration law firm in [your city]
ChatGPT named Godoy Law Office when asked for immigration attorneys in Oak Brook.
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An attorney told me the firm had spent months on SEO and gone from invisible to visible, without getting calls. The line that stayed with me was: "I don't know what I don't know". A place in search hadn't answered the business question.
A personal injury attorney described a different problem: paid ads brought calls, but they weren't qualified. Seeing the phone ring wasn't enough. The firm needed enquiries it could actually accept.
I start with the record that connects those stages. Each enquiry gets its source, then your team confirms whether the firm retained the matter and whether the payment cleared. A mention in an AI answer has its own place in the evidence; the intake log shows what happened afterwards.
Paste any of these into an AI assistant and see which law firms it names. If yours isn't one of them, the call shows you why.
Best immigration law firm in [your city]
I need an immigration attorney near [your city] who speaks Spanish
Best green card lawyer in [your city]
I record each enquiry's source from week one, including the prospective client's own answer at intake. Your team confirms which matters the firm accepted and which payments cleared. The weekly view separates an enquiry from a retained matter without needing the substance of the legal case.
I check Google and AI answers for the practice areas the firm handles. For immigration work, that includes green card questions and language-specific searches where relevant. I compare what the engines say with services and language availability your firm has confirmed.
I review primary and secondary Google Business Profile categories first, then listed services. Each practice-area page describes work the firm actually accepts and gets schema. Your firm approves the facts, including the places and clients it can serve, before publication.
I check the firm name, address and phone across the directories your trade is listed in. Those details should agree with the website and profile. If someone checks a recommendation before discussing a legal matter, they should find a consistent identity and a clear way to contact the firm.
ChatGPT named Godoy Law Office when asked for immigration attorneys in Oak Brook.
Yes. Ask ChatGPT for an immigration law firm in a town and it names a few firms. It has named Godoy Law Office for the query "best immigration law firm oakbrook". You can run the same kind of question for your own practice area and city, and see which firms come back and what the answer says about them.
Specific ones, tied to a practice area and a situation: an immigration attorney who speaks Spanish, a green card lawyer nearby, someone who handles a particular visa. AI answers name firms whose pages state those practice areas, languages and locations plainly. My work starts from those questions and makes your pages and listings answer them.
Your existing agency keeps the work you've hired it to do. I add AI search optimization, agree profile and page changes with the people managing them, and bring drafts to your firm for approval.
The source log includes existing channels as well as AI enquiries. Your team supplies retained-matter and payment updates. That gives you a record to discuss with each provider, using the same definition of an enquiry and a retained client.
Book a call. I'll test relevant legal searches in Google and AI, show you the answers, and map out how an enquiry would be tracked through intake, retention and payment. Bring the practice areas you want to discuss.
Book a callYour firm approves everything published under its name. I'll use facts you confirm about practice areas, credentials, languages and who you can serve. I won't promise case outcomes or invent reviews. Your firm checks the wording against the bar advertising rules that apply before anything goes live.
I can check those searches and make confirmed language availability clear on the firm's pages and listings. If the firm doesn't offer Spanish-speaking support, I won't describe it that way. The enquiry log then records the source and whether the prospective client fits your intake criteria.
A retained matter. It says nothing about the legal outcome. Enquiries, retained matters and cleared payments are reported separately, using the updates your team provides, and a consultation alone doesn't count as a retained client.
Yes, as long as each practice area has its own page and your profile lists it. A question about green cards and a question about family law draw on different pages, so one general page can't cover both. I check each practice area's questions separately.
Every enquiry is logged with its source from week one. Your intake records how each prospective client found the firm, and your team confirms which matters it retained and which payments cleared, so a ChatGPT mention at intake can be followed through to a client.
No. Keep whoever runs your ads, your website or your SEO. I agree who handles profile and website changes, and your firm keeps approval of everything published. The weekly source log records enquiries across channels, so you can discuss retained matters with each provider using the same records.
