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YOUR FIRM. YOUR CITY. YOUR COMPETITION.

Who owns your city?

See who people search for by name, who Google Maps shows near your office, and who AI names. Then see what, if anything, is worth fixing. Sometimes the answer is nothing.

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HOW WE MEASURE IT

Two maps, read together.

Brand search counts who people already look for by name. Map strength shows who Google Maps puts in its top three, area by area. Read together they show where you are losing, and where another office might reach people you miss today.

Map 2. Keyword search and map strength: who shows up when nobody knows your name?

Most people search “car accident lawyer”, not a firm. Google answers with three offices on a map, and those three change from one neighborhood to the next.

The Market Explorer samples a whole metro point by point and grades each area by how firmly its top three is held, using reviews, rating and distance.

  • 27 of the largest U.S. metros, five injury keywords
  • Click any area to see the three offices behind its grade
  • See each firm’s share of top-three placements across the metro
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Held: strong offices close byMixedSoft: thin reviews or ratings under 4.5Open: all three are far awayUnratedOffice listing

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You will see the three offices Google Maps showed at that spot, with their reviews and ratings, and why the area got its grade.

Phoenix metro, “personal injury lawyer”. 100 sample points. Open Phoenix in the Market Explorer

Put the two maps together: where would a new office work?

Brand search shows which markets have no name in charge. Map strength shows where, inside that market, the top three is thin or far away. Those are the places another office would reach people you miss today.

Distance is part of how Google ranks a local office, so an address is a marketing decision. Before you sign a lease, look at where ranking offices already sit and where they do not.

A location study then compares the two or three addresses you are actually weighing.

  • Dots are the law offices Google Maps returned for “personal injury lawyer”
  • Green areas are where all three top-ranked offices sit farther away than usual
  • It shows where to look first. It does not predict how an unopened office will rank.
See how a location study works

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Office listing on Google MapsOpen area
Phoenix metro. Same scan as the map above, read for a different decision.

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