Matter recognition
The prospective client first needs to identify the legal problem, urgency and kind of practitioner who can help.
Regulated law firms
Citemark measures matter, location, fee and trust questions, then improves the pages, practitioner evidence and regulator-aligned facts that support a credible shortlist.
Best fit: SRA-regulated firms with defined work types, named solicitors and capacity for suitable new matters.
Which employment solicitors in Leeds offer an initial consultation?
Who is a good probate solicitor for a complex estate in Surrey?
What should I compare before choosing a conveyancing firm?
Which local family law firm has experienced solicitors and clear fees?
Where the shortlist starts
We build the prompt set around the commercial questions that narrow a real shortlist—not vanity questions about whether an assistant knows your brand name.
The prospective client first needs to identify the legal problem, urgency and kind of practitioner who can help.
They compare regulated status, named experience, location, language, approach, reviews and whether the firm handles this exact matter.
Fee structure, likely process, first-step clarity and response route determine which firm receives sensitive details.
The evidence system
We inspect the website, the business entity and the independent sources that can support a claim. Structured data helps machines interpret evidence; it does not manufacture trust by itself.
Layer 1
Practice-area, fee and solicitor pages need to be indexable, internally discoverable and understandable without relying on interface scripts.
Priority legal-page access map
Layer 2
Legal name, SRA number, offices, practitioners and service claims should align across the site and regulator record.
Firm and practitioner fact sheet
Layer 3
Pages should explain who the service is for, process, timing variables, fee basis, alternatives and when urgent advice is needed.
Matter prompt-to-page map
Layer 4
Named authorship, current law, reviewer dates, precise experience and careful limitations make sensitive content more defensible.
Author, reviewer and claim register
Layer 5
SRA records, recognised directories, professional memberships, reviews and relevant local sources should corroborate the firm.
Regulator and directory source graph
A practical first 90 days
There is no responsible promise that an AI answer changes on a fixed date. This is the work sequence we control and report.
DAYS 1–10
Build prompts around priority work types, client circumstances, location, cost and comparison; record the firms and sources appearing.
Matter baseline + competitor source setDAYS 11–45
Improve priority pages, fee context, authorship, review dates, practitioner facts and structured entity information.
Two reviewed answer assets per Core monthDAYS 46–90
Reconcile regulator and directory records, improve review workflows and act on credible sources already influencing the set.
Verified profile + source action logChoose by the job
A baseline for one priority practice area, target client and geography, with regulator and practitioner evidence checked alongside the answers.
£195
15 sector-specific prompts, three observations each, technical eligibility, competitor mentions, source evidence and a prioritised fix list.
Buy the Snapshot£595 / month
Monthly measurement, two priority answer assets, technical and entity fixes, profile alignment and an evidence-led monthly work plan.
Start Core£1,450 / month
Everything in Core, a larger prompt and competitor set, five total content assets, review workflow and defined third-party outreach.
Start GrowthRolling monthly · cancel before the next billing date · work stays in your accounts · VAT is not added · no placement guarantee
Risk and accuracy
Legal content can affect serious decisions. Citemark supports discoverability but does not provide legal advice, choose the firm’s position or publish unreviewed claims.
Before you decide
No. We can use automation to support research and drafting, but substantive legal content is built from approved firm knowledge and source material, then reviewed by a nominated solicitor before publication.
No. We can measure a fixed prompt set, improve relevant evidence and track completed work. Enquiries depend on demand, answer variation, the offer and the firm’s conversion process.
No. Core needs a focused commercial priority. A firm trying to cover every work type and office at once will dilute the prompt and content scope; Growth or a phased plan is more realistic.
We work with the firm’s published obligations and commercial policy. Useful content can explain fixed fees, ranges, hourly rates or the factors that determine cost without promising a quote before the facts are known.
Yes. We keep a clear draft and approval trail, identify claims needing a source, and can route all substantive pages to the firm’s nominated approver.
Free readiness scan
The scan checks technical access, entity clarity, answer coverage and visible trust signals. It does not pretend to measure live recommendations.
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