Google Search Profiles Opening Up After Two Months Google is making Search Profiles available to a much larger group of users, putting the feature within reach of more law firms and attorneys. When Google introduced Search Profiles in June, we covered what the feature could mean for law firm branding, content, video, and social media....
Read MoreGoogle is giving website owners a clearer look at how their content appears within its generative AI search features. The Google Search Console generative AI performance report was previously available to a limited number of properties but has now expanded to many more websites. Law firms with access can see which pages Google displays in...
Read MoreWhy Entity Relationships Matter for Modern Legal Search Legal search has moved beyond matching pages to individual keywords. Google and AI platforms now evaluate how attorneys, practice areas, office locations, legal topics, and published content relate to one another. When those relationships are clear, search systems can better understand what a law firm does and...
Read MoreGoogle Updated Its Review Snippet Guidelines Google’s review snippet and structured data system is designed to reward standalone web pages that provide original research, informed analysis, and a useful basis for a recommendation. A real review formatted in an easy code format for web crawlers to read and understand. It can apply to reviews of...
Read MoreGoogle’s AI Spending Is Producing Measurable Returns Google’s Q2 2026 earnings report provides strong evidence that its large investments in artificial intelligence are producing financial results and widespread product adoption. Alphabet’s total revenue grew 24% year over year, as broken down in the graphic above. Google attributed Cloud growth to significant demand for AI infrastructure...
Read MoreWhen Indexed Pages Become Less Predictable Google has been serving websites with a “crawled but currently not indexed” status that basically means your webpages are processed by Google but not included in search results. The issue has gained attention as more sites use AI to increase content output. Even pages with a defined purpose and...
Read MoreGoogle’s Removal System Is Under Heavy Pressure Google is now receiving an enormous volume of copyright removal requests for search results. These Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) reports are a feature added by Google intended to help people protect their copyrighted material, but it is severely being misused by bad actors in the digital marketing...
Read MoreThe Search For Your Firm Name Is Now A Paid Fight Branded search used to feel like the safest part of legal marketing. A person typed your firm name into Google, saw your website, and called the team they meant to reach. In many markets, that path now includes paid ads from rival firms before...
Read MoreA Brief Rollout With Real SEO Risk Google has completed its June 2026 spam update. Spam updates are designed to improve how Google detects tactics that violate its search quality policies, including pages built mainly to capture rankings rather than help readers. For attorneys, the risk is not limited to obvious spam. A site can...
Read MoreFewer Clicks Change the First Impression A 2026 SparkToro analysis using Similarweb data found that 68.01% of U.S. Google searches ended without a click during the first four months of the year. Only 232 clicks out of every 1,000 U.S. Google searches reach the open web, putting outside website visits at about 23%. For attorneys,...
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