Service · Google Search visibility
Inspect the search path from legal question to law-firm page.
The review connects agreed search questions to the pages and business facts a prospective client can actually inspect. It separates a dated result observation from technical eligibility and from any recommendation.
Who it is for
A narrow review with a named decision.
Personal injury firms with a defined market that need to know whether important service pages are crawlable, understandable, internally connected, and represented accurately in sampled Google results.
What is inspected
- 01Agreed personal-injury queries in the primary market, sampled with the context recorded.
- 02Titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, headings, internal links, and indexability of relevant pages.
- 03Firm identity, attorney and service claims, location language, and source support on the public website.
- 04Obvious technical blockers such as noindex, duplicate canonicals, broken links, or missing sitemap coverage.
Evidence collected
- 01Exact query, date, location/device context, and direct result-page observation.
- 02Server-rendered HTML, response headers, robots rules, sitemap entries, and page metadata.
- 03Public source URLs and page excerpts tied to each finding.
- 04A stated confidence level based on the breadth and repeatability of the evidence.
What you receive
- 01A baseline of the agreed search paths and relevant site pages.
- 02Three prioritized technical or content actions with owner and effort class.
- 03A completion check that confirms the approved implementation—not a future ranking outcome.
Not included
- 01A promise of position, traffic, calls, signed cases, indexing speed, or Google approval.
- 02Doorway pages, bulk city pages, keyword stuffing, link schemes, or invented expertise.
- 03Private Search Console or analytics analysis unless separately authorized and scoped.
Access and completion
The work ends with something you can check.
- Access required
- The baseline uses public pages and results. Search Console, CMS, DNS, or hosting access is requested only for separately approved implementation or private-data review.
- Completion verified
- Completion is checked through the deployed HTML, headers, schema, sitemap, links, and relevant Google tools. A later result observation remains a new dated sample, not proof of causation.
- What can be promised
- Knownwide can verify that agreed pages and technical signals were implemented and made crawlable. Google controls crawling, indexing, display, and ranking.
Next step
Start with a dated baseline.
Confirm the firm and primary market. Knownwide will review the scope before any finding is published.