Growth intelligence for law firms

See what's driving your firm's growth - and where to focus next.

One weekly picture of paid search, SEO, AI answers and competitors, in plain English.

Read-only access. Nothing changes without a person approving it.

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Inside the platform

The weekly executive briefing

This is the first screen a Managing Partner sees: the figures that moved, the growth score, the trend and the single priority that matters most this week.

Executive briefing - this week

Harcourt & Wells LLP · all practice areas

Demonstration data

Enquiries

184

12.4%

Cost per enquiry

£62

8.1%

Organic clicks

3,940

6.2%

AI citations

41

9 new

72

Growth score

Up 6 points since last month

Enquiries by week

vs previous 12 weeks

1

Medical negligence advertising is paying for searches that never enquire

Needs attention

Evidence: £4,180 of last month's spend went to 23 search terms with no enquiries recorded.

Next step: Review the 23 terms and exclude the ones you would never act on.

Demonstration data. Harcourt & Wells LLP is a fictional firm used to show how the platform presents information. Figures are illustrative and are not any firm's results.

The intelligence layers

Paid search, SEO, AI search and competitors - read together

These are the layers that decide where your next enquiries come from. Each one is a full workspace inside AI Growth Director, and each one is explained in plain English.

  • Paid search intelligence

    Where the advertising budget actually went, and which searches produced enquiries rather than clicks.

    • Search terms that spend without producing an enquiry
    • Cost per enquiry by campaign and practice area
    • Budget, bidding and ad copy issues named plainly
    Paid search intelligence
  • SEO + AI Search (GEO)

    Google rankings and AI answer citations read together, so you can see where you are visible and where you are not.

    • Tracked keyword positions and weekly movement
    • Questions where AI answers name you, and where they do not
    • The pages worth writing or fixing first
    SEO + AI search
  • Competitor intelligence

    Named rival firms compared search by search, across traditional results and AI answers.

    • Where a rival is ahead and by how much
    • Questions where AI names them and not you
    • Movement tracked over time, not a one-off snapshot
    Competitor intelligence

Keyword positions - this week

Harcourt & Wells LLP · 471 searches tracked

Demonstration data
SearchVolumePositionAI answer
medical negligence solicitors2,40042Cited
no win no fee solicitors5,60073Not cited
divorce solicitors near me3,30092Not cited
employment tribunal solicitor1,100124Cited
commercial lease dispute lawyer48018-Not cited
birth injury claim solicitors72030+-Not cited
A live read of where the firm sits in Google for the searches that matter, alongside whether AI answers name the firm for the same question.
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One weekly read

The picture a partners' meeting can act on

Paid search, SEO, AI answers and rival firms brought into a single explanation of where the next instructions are coming from.

Per week
1 read
Read together
4 layers
No jargon
Plain English

The four questions

Four questions.
Answered every week.

Most reporting tells a firm what happened. Partners need to know what it means and what to do about it. Every screen in AI Growth Director is built around the same four questions.

  1. 01

    What's happening?

    Every connected source read into one picture, reconciled against each platform's own reporting so the numbers hold up in a partners' meeting.

  2. 02

    Why does it matter?

    Each change is explained in plain English, with the figures behind it, so you can tell a blip from something that needs a decision.

  3. 03

    Where are the opportunities?

    Wasted advertising spend, searches you nearly rank for, questions AI answers without mentioning you, and where rival firms are ahead.

  4. 04

    What should we do next?

    A ranked list of priorities with the evidence attached. Nothing is changed in your accounts without a person approving it.

One picture

Everything your firm already pays for, read into one view

No new tracking to install and no change to how your team works. We connect to the accounts you already have and reconcile the figures against each platform's own reporting.

  • Google AdsSpend, enquiries, wasted budget, search terms
  • Google AnalyticsWebsite behaviour and enquiry journeys
  • Search ConsoleRankings, impressions and clicks by search
  • SEO search visibilityTracked keyword positions and weekly movement
  • AI search visibilityWhether AI answers mention your firm
  • Competitor intelligenceWhere rival firms appear instead of you
  • Executive reportingBoard-ready reports from verified figures
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No new tracking

Your firm's own accounts, read properly

We read what your firm already pays for and reconcile it against each platform's own reporting before anything is explained.

History read
24 months
Reconciliation tolerance
0.5%

The new search layer

Two search results, one plan

Clients still search Google. They also ask an AI assistant which firm to instruct. Ranking well no longer means you are the firm being recommended.

The four positions a search can be in

Ranking and cited

You rank in Google for the search and AI answers quote you. This is the position worth protecting.

What to do: Defend it. Keep the page current and watch for rival firms closing in.

Ranking but not cited

You rank well, yet when someone asks an AI the same question your firm is not among the sources. The blind spot most firms have no visibility of today.

What to do: Restructure the page so the answer is stated plainly and can be quoted, then re-check the AI answer.

Cited despite a lower ranking

AI answers already trust the page even though Google has it further down. Unusual, and useful.

What to do: Build on it. Strengthening the page can win the traditional ranking too.

Absent from both

Neither Google nor AI answers put you in front of the enquiry. Open ground, and often where the demand is largest.

What to do: Judge it on search demand and competition, then decide whether it earns a page.

And what the platform tells you to do about it

Plan the content - win this citation

Harcourt & Wells LLP · medical negligence

Demonstration data

The question being asked

Can I claim for a delayed cancer diagnosis?

Who is being put in front of it

  • Harcourt & Wells LLPPosition 6No citation
  • Redmayne LegalPosition 3AI cites
  • Ashfield & CranePosition 11AI cites

What to do

You rank for this question but AI answers quote two rival firms instead.

  1. 1Answer the question in the opening lines of the page, in plain English.
  2. 2Add the claim criteria and time limits as clearly labelled sections.
  3. 3Re-check the AI answer once the page is live to confirm the firm is named.

Demonstration data. Harcourt & Wells LLP is a fictional firm used to show how the platform presents information. Figures are illustrative and are not any firm's results.

Practice-area intelligence

Growth by the parts of the firm that matter

Firms are not run as one marketing account. Personal injury, family, conveyancing and commercial each have their own demand, competition and economics.

AI Growth Director lets you group the campaigns, searches, pages and enquiries that belong to a practice area, then follow that part of the firm on its own terms - where visibility is growing, where rivals are gaining and where spend is going.

  • Track visibility and demand for each practice area separately
  • See where paid and organic overlap within the same area
  • Compare rival firms area by area rather than firm-wide
  • Report to the partner responsible for that area, not just the board
Practice-area intelligence

Practice areas - visibility index

Harcourt & Wells LLP · last 90 days

Demonstration data

Personal Injury

142 searches tracked

Medical Negligence

88 searches tracked

Family Law

104 searches tracked

Employment Law

61 searches tracked

Conveyancing

76 searches tracked

Commercial Law

43 searches tracked

Demonstration data. Harcourt & Wells LLP is a fictional firm used to show how the platform presents information. Figures are illustrative and are not any firm's results.

Each practice area is grouped from the searches, campaigns and pages that belong to it, so a partner can see their own area rather than a firm-wide average.

What you get

Intelligence, not another dashboard to check

Six connected views of the same firm. Each one answers a question a partner or marketing director actually asks.

  • Paid search intelligence

    Where the advertising budget went, which searches actually produced enquiries and which are quietly burning money.

  • SEO performance and opportunity

    The searches you already rank for, the ones you nearly rank for, and the ones worth building a page around.

  • AI search visibility

    When someone asks an AI assistant a legal question, is your firm named among the sources, or a rival?

  • Competitor intelligence

    Head-to-head comparison against named firms across traditional rankings and AI citations.

  • Practice-area view

    Group the searches, campaigns and pages that belong to a practice area and follow that part of the firm on its own terms.

  • Verified recommendations

    Every priority carries the figures it came from, so you can check the reasoning before you act on it.

Two solicitors in discussion beside a glass wall in a modern office at dusk

Built for the people who decide

Written for partners, not for analysts

Every figure is explained in plain English, with the evidence attached, so the conversation is about the decision rather than the dashboard.

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Reporting a board will actually read

Reports are built from the figures the platform has verified, written in plain English, illustrated with charts, published as a fixed record and exported to PDF.

  • Commentary written from the underlying data, not typed up by hand
  • Published reports are locked so the numbers cannot drift
  • Coverage gaps stated openly instead of quietly averaged over
See reporting

For specialist legal marketing agencies

One intelligence layer across every law firm client. Switch between client workspaces, keep each firm's data separate, and put your own brand on the reporting.

  • Separate workspace per client with its own connections and access
  • White-labelled reports carrying your logo and your client's
  • Usage visibility so you can see what each client actually consumes
Agency proposition

Where we draw the line

We only tell you what the data can actually support

Marketing platforms are full of confident claims built on guesswork. A firm making budget decisions needs to know which figures are solid and which are not.

What we report

  • Advertising spend, clicks, search terms and recorded conversions
  • Website sessions, behaviour and recorded enquiry events
  • Rankings, impressions, clicks and search demand
  • Whether AI answers cite your firm or a competitor

What we will not invent

Fee income, matter profitability or cost per instruction unless your firm supplies the data that proves it. If a figure is missing or a period is incomplete, the platform says so on the page rather than filling the gap with an estimate.

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Client Access

Next step

See it against your own firm's data

A demonstration takes about thirty minutes. We connect nothing until you decide to, and access is read only when you do.