People ask AI for a lawyer and don't find you
Someone asks ChatGPT for a recommended divorce lawyer in Taipei and gets other firms and legal platforms, not you, and you can't see which sites the AI relied on.
For law firms
TriloAI helps law firms in Taiwan show up in Google and AI search (SEO and GEO), from solo and small practices to full-service firms and lawyers focused on family, labor, criminal, corporate and cross-border matters, and connects consultation booking on LINE. We check 5 AI platforms with our own tool, GEO by TriloAI, fix your website, Google Business Profile and listings elsewhere based on the report, write content in line with the Code of Ethics for Lawyers, then re-test with the same questions. Remote service across Taiwan, pricing scoped to your needs, and a free quick scan to start.
GEO by TriloAI · Brand report
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When it fits
Someone asks ChatGPT for a recommended divorce lawyer in Taipei and gets other firms and legal platforms, not you, and you can't see which sites the AI relied on.
People looking for a lawyer are often in a hurry, messaging at night and calling during the day. Lawyers are in court or in meetings, assistants are stretched, and booking, confirming times and reminding people what to bring are all done by hand, so people who don't hear back go elsewhere.
The Attorney Regulation Act and the bar's Code of Ethics for Lawyers restrict how lawyers advertise and seek clients, for example no false, exaggerated or misleading statements. Many firms aren't sure what their website and articles can say, so they say nothing, and neither people nor AI can find anything about them.
What it does
Using questions people actually ask when looking for a lawyer (for example, a recommended divorce lawyer in Taipei, or who to call about a labor dispute), we check ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Claude at once: who gets recommended and which sites the AI relies on.
A page per lawyer, with background and practice areas confirmed by the firm; a page per practice area saying what kinds of matters you handle and how to book a consultation; plus structured data and FAQs. No win rates, no promised outcomes, no superlatives.
Google Maps and AI answers about law firms nearby lean on your Business Profile. We complete the official name, categories, services, description and hours, and point the booking link back to your website or LINE so you can count the leads.
AI often cites lawyer directories, legal Q&A platforms and news coverage. From the sites the report shows AI relying on, we find where you're missing or out of date and fix them one by one.
The AI handles intake only: it collects the type of matter, contact details, preferred time and the opposing party's name (so the firm can run its own conflict-of-interest check), books the consultation, and says clearly that its replies are not legal advice. Every legal question goes to a lawyer; it never evaluates a case or predicts an outcome.
Automatic reminders before a consultation with the time and what to bring (the list is set by the firm), opposing party names passed to the lawyers for checking, and new-matter details written into your calendar, sheet or case management system, connected to the tools you already use.
Use cases
Same profession, different bottlenecks. Here is where we look first for each.
Work comes mostly through people you know, the website hasn't been updated in a while, and Google shows only an address and phone number; lawyers answer calls and manage their own calendars.
Start with the Google Business Profile and a page per lawyer saying what kinds of matters they mainly handle and how to book; then let LINE intake collect details first so lawyers can reply when they're free.
What we track
Many lawyers and practice areas squeezed onto one services page, so AI can't tell which lawyer handles which kind of matter.
A page per practice area and a page per lawyer, linked to each other; the same questions are measured per practice area to see which ones are missing from AI recommendations.
What we track
Clients are under pressure, often search at night and care a lot about privacy; AI tends to list legal platforms or larger firms.
A clear family services page: what kinds of matters you handle, how the first consultation works and how to book. LINE intake collects only basic details, and the facts of the case wait for the conversation with a lawyer.
What we track
Employees and companies search online and ask AI before deciding whether to hire a lawyer, and your website doesn't say whether you act for employees or employers.
Say which side you act for, what kinds of labor matters you handle, and whether consultations are in person or online; FAQs cover only how working with the firm works, and legal content is written or reviewed by the lawyers themselves.
What we track
Family members often need a lawyer suddenly at night or on weekends, search for a criminal lawyer nearby and call straight away; if nobody answers, they call the next firm.
Correct hours and phone number on the Google Business Profile; if you have an after-hours contact, explain how to use it, and if not, AI phone answering or LINE collects details first and notifies a lawyer. The AI never answers questions about the case.
What we track
Clients are companies or foreigners who compare several firms and may ask AI in English.
Services pages in Chinese and English that say which industries you serve and which languages consultations are available in (confirmed by the firm); GEO by TriloAI checks how AI answers in markets beyond Taiwan, with reports available in English.
What we track
Process
Enter your URL in GEO by TriloAI. It checks ChatGPT only, no sign-up, about 1–2 minutes, to see whether AI can read your site.
We go through the scan together and confirm your main practice areas, how many lawyers you have and which questions you most want to show up for.
Up to 15 questions people ask when looking for a lawyer, run across 5 AI platforms at once: who gets recommended, which sites AI relies on, and the first three things to do.
Fix the website and Google Business Profile and fill gaps on other sites; lawyer profiles and service descriptions are confirmed by the firm first. LINE intake is connected if needed.
Same questions, measured again, alongside consultation bookings from Google. Changes usually take a few weeks to show, and no change gets recorded as no change.
Enter your URL in GEO by TriloAI. It checks ChatGPT only, no sign-up, about 1–2 minutes, to see whether AI can read your site.
We go through the scan together and confirm your main practice areas, how many lawyers you have and which questions you most want to show up for.
Up to 15 questions people ask when looking for a lawyer, run across 5 AI platforms at once: who gets recommended, which sites AI relies on, and the first three things to do.
Fix the website and Google Business Profile and fill gaps on other sites; lawyer profiles and service descriptions are confirmed by the firm first. LINE intake is connected if needed.
Same questions, measured again, alongside consultation bookings from Google. Changes usually take a few weeks to show, and no change gets recorded as no change.
Pricing
Quotes depend on how many lawyers and practice areas you have, what needs work (website, Google Business Profile, other sites), whether you want LINE or phone intake connected, and how often you want re-checks. The ChatGPT quick scan stays free.
Law firms
Scoped to your needs
Quote after a free 30-minute consultation
Comparison
| Item | TriloAI | Typical ad agency |
|---|---|---|
| How results are judged | Consultation bookings from Google, and whether AI recommends you | Usually impressions and clicks |
| AI recommendations | Measured across 5 AI platforms with the same questions, before and after | Usually not measured |
| How content is written | In line with the Code of Ethics for Lawyers, with lawyer details confirmed by the firm | Usually written like general advertising, so you have to check the wording yourself |
| After you're found | LINE intake can be connected, with legal questions passed to lawyers | Usually not handled |
Security
We request only the accounts, permissions and fields the workflow needs.
Medical, refund, pricing and contract decisions always go to a human review queue.
Each item keeps its source, status and write-back result so it can be traced.
Normal and failure cases run on test accounts; production starts after your sign-off.
Scope, data use and retention go into the contract; an NDA can come first.
Process maps, field mappings and runbooks are delivered so your team can take over.
FAQ
SEO gets your pages into Google search results; GEO helps AI assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini understand you and mention you when someone asks for, say, a recommended divorce lawyer in Taipei. Much of the work overlaps (a clear website, an accurate Business Profile, mentions on other sites), so we do them together and measure them separately.
Start with the free quick scan: enter your URL in GEO by TriloAI and see how ChatGPT answers in about 1–2 minutes. For the full picture, the five-platform check runs up to 15 questions people ask when looking for a lawyer across 5 AI platforms and shows whether you're mentioned and who you lose to.
Lawyers in Taiwan follow the Attorney Regulation Act and the bar's Code of Ethics for Lawyers, which restrict how lawyers advertise and seek clients, for example no false, exaggerated or misleading statements. In what we write for firms there are no win rates, no promised outcomes, no superlatives such as strongest, number one or only, no expert titles the firm can't back up, and no client details from real cases; each lawyer's background and practice areas go live only after the firm confirms them. This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice, and the latest rules from the bar association and the competent authority prevail.
No. The AI handles intake only: it collects the type of matter, contact details, preferred time and the opposing party's name (so the firm can run its own conflict-of-interest check), books the consultation, and says clearly that its replies are not legal advice. Every legal question goes to a lawyer; the AI never evaluates a case or predicts an outcome.
Each platform updates at its own pace, and changes usually take a few weeks to show. We re-test with the same questions and look at consultation bookings from Google; no change gets recorded as no change.
Yes. Small firms usually start with the Google Business Profile and a page per lawyer, which cost less and are the easiest way to be found nearby.
As a rule, no. We change headings, descriptions, structured data and content. Changes to lawyer profiles and service descriptions are confirmed by the firm before they go live.
It depends on whether the system offers a way to connect. Common tools like LINE Official Account, Google Calendar and forms connect directly; other case management systems need checking first. We won't ask you to replace what you use.
No. Each AI platform decides what it recommends, and nobody can guarantee that. What we can do is fill in what AI needs, measure the before and after clearly, and tell you the results as they are.
It's scoped to your needs: how many lawyers and practice areas you have, what needs work and whether you want LINE or phone intake connected. We quote after a free 30-minute consultation. The quick scan is free.
The free quick scan takes about 1–2 minutes with no sign-up. To go through the results and decide what to do first, book a free 30-minute consultation.