At your door
- 1Your firmYouSolicitor0.0 mi
- 2Solicitor MarketSolicitor0.2 mi
- 3Solicitor ParkSolicitor1.2 mi
You’re #1 here
Not everyone searches from your front door. We run the search clients use from 25 points around your firm and show you the map they get at each one. Free, no signup.
| Row 1, column 1: #20 | Row 1, column 2: #20 | Row 1, column 3: #18 | Row 1, column 4: #19 | Row 1, column 5: #19 |
| Row 2, column 1: #19 | Row 2, column 2: #14 | Row 2, column 3: #11 | Row 2, column 4: #14 | Row 2, column 5: #16 |
| Row 3, column 1: #17 | Row 3, column 2: #9 | Row 3, column 3: #1 | Row 3, column 4: #10 | Row 3, column 5: #20 |
| Row 4, column 1: #19 | Row 4, column 2: #14 | Row 4, column 3: #15 | Row 4, column 4: #16 | Row 4, column 5: #19 |
| Row 5, column 1: not in the top 20 | Row 5, column 2: #17 | Row 5, column 3: #16 | Row 5, column 4: #19 | Row 5, column 5: not in the top 20 |
You’re #1 here
You’re #9 here, below the top 3
You’re #18 here, below the top 3
Asked: “Can you recommend the best solicitor in Manchester?”
…Solicitor North — Praised for friendly staff. 2. Solicitor River — Highly rated nearby. 3. Your firm — Many recent reviews. 4. Solicitor Oak — Highly rated nearby. 5. Solicitor Lake…
Here are some well-regarded options in Manchester, based on reviews and reputation. 1. Solicitor North — Praised for friendly staff. 2. Solicitor River — Highly rated nearby. 3. Your firm — Many recent reviews. 4. Solicitor Oak — Highly rated nearby. 5. Solicitor Lake — Open late on weekdays. 6. Solicitor Central — Many recent reviews.
…1. Solicitor Hill — Open late on weekdays. 2. Solicitor West — Many recent reviews. 3. Your firm — Many recent reviews. 4. Solicitor East — Open late on weekdays. 5. Solicitor Ceda…
Several places in Manchester are often recommended: 1. Solicitor Hill — Open late on weekdays. 2. Solicitor West — Many recent reviews. 3. Your firm — Many recent reviews. 4. Solicitor East — Open late on weekdays. 5. Solicitor Cedar — Highly rated nearby. 6. Solicitor Park — Open late on weekdays.
…citor Union — Often recommended for families. 3. Solicitor Linden — Highly rated nearby. 4. Your firm — Often recommended for families. 5. Solicitor Maple — Open late on weekdays. 6. S…
Based on recent ratings, these stand out in Manchester: 1. Solicitor Crown — Highly rated nearby. 2. Solicitor Union — Often recommended for families. 3. Solicitor Linden — Highly rated nearby. 4. Your firm — Often recommended for families. 5. Solicitor Maple — Open late on weekdays. 6. Solicitor Meadow — Highly rated nearby.
One answer from each assistant, asked today. The same question can get a different answer next time, which is why tracking asks repeatedly.
To see how often you’re named, track it: each assistant is asked again on a schedule, and every answer that names you is counted.
| Business | Avg rank | Points in top 3 | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solicitor Park | 5.3 | 10 | |
| Solicitor Summit | 6.2 | 8 | |
| Solicitor Oak | 6.7 | 7 | |
| Solicitor Union | 6.3 | 6 | |
| Solicitor Meadow | 8.3 | 6 |
The top competitors have a median of 503 reviews. You have 109.
At 2 of 25 points you’re not in the top 20. Google ranks local results on relevance, distance and prominence. You can’t change the distance, but your categories, services and reviews affect how far out you still show up.
You make the top 3 at 1 of 25 points. Most people tap one of the first three results, so that’s where the calls come from. The competitors above you are the ones to compare categories, services and reviews with.
Searches for a solicitor often name the area of law, such as “family solicitor” or “conveyancing solicitor”, and Google Maps answers each of those as its own search. A firm can lead for one practice area and be absent for another from the same street corner. Scan each practice area you want clients to find you for.
Your primary category is one of the clearest signals of what you do. Compare yours with the businesses that outrank you.
Pick the primary category that matches the work you most want to be found for, as long as it’s accurate. A specific category such as Conveyancer tells Google more than a general one like Law firm or Solicitor. Add other practice areas as secondary categories only if the firm handles them.
Yes. Google’s guidelines allow lawyers who deal with clients directly to have a profile of their own as well as the firm’s, while a sole practitioner should keep a single profile. Solicitors’ profiles can appear for the same searches as the firm’s, so check how they rank against each other.
Distance is only one of the three things Google weighs. A firm farther away can still lead if its profile matches the search more closely or it’s more prominent, for example with more reviews or more mentions around the web. The scan shows the points where that happens.
Don’t do it. Google’s guidelines require the name you use in the real world, and keyword-stuffed names can be edited by Google or get the profile suspended. Competitors can also report them.
Usually not. Google requires a location where you meet clients during your stated hours, and a virtual office qualifies only if it’s staffed during those hours. Profiles at ineligible addresses can be suspended.
We run the same Google Maps search from 25 points in a grid around your business and record where you appear at each one. Every search is placed at its point, with no personal search history attached.
Because distance is part of the ranking. Google weighs how far each business is from the person searching, so your position changes as the searcher moves. Relevance and prominence affect how far out you still show up.
Yes. A scan of up to 25 points and one answer from each AI assistant are free, with no account needed.
We ask each assistant on the card the question shown there, once, for your city, and check whether your business is named in the answer. If an assistant isn’t available in your country, the card says so.
Because they answer a different way. An assistant answers for the whole city rather than for one spot, and builds its answer from what it finds on the web, such as review sites, directories and articles. The sources it cites show where it looked.
No. Listed Local is independent and isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Google. A free scan only reads search results; it doesn’t change anything on your Business Profile.