Cited reviews the public evidence that helps prospective clients and search and AI systems understand your firm’s confirmed services, who they are for, where they are available and what the appropriate next step is.
Evidence-led. Founder-reviewed. No ranking, citation or enquiry guarantees.
Cited examines whether employee, employer and mixed-audience services are clearly distinguished, and whether each intended audience can find relevant information, visible supporting evidence and an appropriate next step.
Explore Employment Law visibilityBuying, selling and completing both as one connected move are distinct client journeys, with different questions, evidence needs and next steps.
Explore Residential Conveyancing visibilityRelationship change, arrangements for children, and maintenance and family financial matters need clearly separated, carefully worded routes.
Explore Family Law visibilityAt launch, Cited supports the three practice-area scopes shown here.
Someone facing a redundancy, a house sale or a separation does not search for a firm’s service menu. They ask a specific question, in their own words, often naming a place. What they find depends on whether the firm’s confirmed services are clearly named, connected to real people and locations, and reachable through a sensible enquiry route.
These are patterns Cited looks for. Whether any of them applies to a particular firm is a question the audit answers, not this page.
A Cited Visibility Audit is one engagement and one report. Within the scope agreed in your proposal, each supported practice area is examined through its own lens rather than as a separate review. The number and complexity of the practice areas included form part of the proposal and the evidence plan.
What is reviewed at firm level, and what is examined within each included area
Trust signals, publication risk and named people can exist at both levels. The table shows where each is reviewed first, not where it can only ever appear.
Where more than one supported practice area is included in your scope, shared firm-wide evidence is reviewed once. Each included area is then examined through its own lens, and the findings are brought together in one prioritised report and roadmap for the firm.
An area outside the agreed scope is recorded as not assessed, rather than inferred from incomplete evidence.
Each practice page applies a short version of these five questions to its own area.
Findings are recorded with the evidence behind them, mapped to the seven Cited Visibility Score categories, and turned into a prioritised set of next steps. Where a practice area is included in your scope, that scope is reflected in the evidence, the findings and the recommendations.
Cited reviews visible public evidence and enquiry readiness. It does not assess the quality of legal advice, the merits of a matter or professional competence.
Cited does not:
Search and AI results are recorded as dated observations from a controlled sample. They are signals, not permanent positions and not authority.
Request a concise, founder-reviewed first look at the public evidence supporting your firm’s practice-area visibility, visible trust evidence and enquiry journey.
A Free Visibility Check is a concise, founder-reviewed first look, without promising a fixed number of observations. It is not the full audit, and does not include the complete query-testing, evidence-capture and scoring process.
Cited works with Irish law firms. Please do not submit confidential matter details, client information, court documents or sensitive supporting material.
