Visibility audits for personal injury law firms

See how your law firm appears in Google, Maps, and AI answers.

Knownwide records the queries, sources, locations, devices, and dates behind each finding. You receive three prioritized actions—not an uncheckable score or a ranking guarantee.

Example: Smith Injury Law, Miami

No account needed · Human-reviewed · South Florida first

Inspect the fictional sample report

01 — What changed

Search results now include AI-written answers and shortlists.

A prospective client can see conventional results, map listings, and generated summaries in the same research journey. Knownwide samples these surfaces as dated observations because the output can vary by query, time, location, device, and provider.

Fictional assistant answer · Sample query · Not a live reading

For roof replacement in the Tampa area, three companies come up consistently: Coastal Ridge Roofing, Bayline Exteriors, and Harbor Point Roofing. All three carry manufacturer certifications and handle insurance claims directly.

Sample business omitted from this fictional answer

Fictional report excerpt

Inside your report.

Each finding keeps the dated observation, the limit on that observation, and the next action together so the reasoning can be checked.

Dated observation

Primary market is not explicit

The fictional service page does not name Tampa in its title, main heading, or first paragraph.

Source
example.invalid service page
Context
Tampa, Florida · Mobile viewport
Observed

Visible limit

Confidence · moderate

The observation is directly represented in this fictional evidence set, but only one dated context is shown.

Limitation: This is a fictional, one-time sample. Real results vary by location, device, person, and time.

Priority action 02

Name the Tampa service area in the page title, main heading, and first paragraph.

Owner
Website editor
Effort
small
Verify by
Fetch the published page and confirm the three fields contain the approved market wording.
View the fictional sample report

02 — Where we look

Four surfaces shape what customers can find and verify.

03 — How we report

We show the work.

An audit you can’t check is a claim. Everything we hand you traces back to the thing that produced it.

  1. 01

    Real queries

    Every finding separates the observed source and query from the analyst's interpretation, so you can inspect what was seen and what was concluded.

  2. 02

    Stated limits

    Assistant answers vary by person and by day. We sample a dated context and publish what we couldn't measure alongside what we could.

  3. 03

    Dated and repeatable

    Every scan is timestamped and kept. Run it again after the work and compare the two. That comparison is the only proof worth showing you.

04 — What happens next

Three fixes, not forty.

A scan surfaces a long list, and most of it doesn’t move anything. We rank what we find by expected effect, hand you the three that matter, and tell you what each one takes to do. Run them yourself if you want to. If you’d rather we did, that’s the engagement.

05 — What a finding contains

Observation first. Meaning second.

Observed

What was directly seen or measured, with the source, query or context, and time checked.

What this may mean

A bounded interpretation that does not turn correlation into guaranteed causation.

Recommended next action

An owner, effort class, expected-effect class, and a method for checking the work.

Always visible

Every finding includes a confidence level with its reason and a named limitation. Missing data is marked unavailable or not measured—it is never converted into a passing result.

06 — Delivery

Confirm. Review. Publish.

  1. 01

    Confirm the business

    Choose the correct result or provide manual details. The identity stays visible through the request.

  2. 02

    Human review

    Knownwide collects dated evidence, states what could not be measured, and selects three actions.

  3. 03

    Private report

    A published, versioned report is delivered by private link after collection and human review are complete.

07 — After the report

Keep it. Do the work. Or ask for help.

The first report is free and remains yours. Paid implementation is optional, scoped only after the three priority actions are known, and does not prevent you from implementing them independently.

See how paid help is scoped

Sample report · Fictional business

Inspect the full report before requesting yours.

The sample uses the same renderer as live reports and stays visibly labeled from header through print output.

View the sample report

08 — Questions

Before you request a scan.

How long does it take?

Timing depends on business confirmation, provider availability, scope clarity, and human review.

What does it cost?

The first scan and report are free. Any work after it is optional and separately scoped.

Do you need analytics access?

No. The first report uses public surfaces and does not claim access to private analytics or customer data.

Will every run look the same?

No. Search, Maps, website measurements, and assistant answers can vary. Each report records the context and time checked.

What happens afterward?

Keep the report and complete the actions yourself, or request a proposal for paid help based on the three priorities.

Request your visibility baseline.

Start with one personal injury firm, one primary market, and the questions that matter. The result is a dated report with three priorities—not a promise of placement.

Example: Smith Injury Law, Miami