How do I get my firm recommended by ChatGPT?
Answer the questions clients ask on your own site, in plain words with prices or ranges, keep your Google Business Profile and listings complete, collect reviews, and measure where assistants cite you every week. I did it first for my own appraisal firm: from a new LLC to the first call in 90 days, with Bing Copilot citations up from 835 to about 2,100. The case study shows the numbers.
How can a small law firm use AI?
On first drafts of routine letters and intake summaries, research assistants that cite sources a lawyer checks, document review help, and the billing and admin side. Client confidential information goes only into tools the firm has vetted, and a lawyer reviews everything that leaves. Your ethics and malpractice rules decide, and I am not a lawyer. More in how a small law firm can use AI.
How will AI change law and accounting firms?
The drafting, searching, and first-pass review get faster, and the judgment, signing, and client relationship stay with people. The Thomson Reuters project I worked on looked at exactly this: how lawyers would use AI inside Westlaw as it matures. More in whether AI will change how firms work.
How do I market a new professional services firm?
A name and identity that say what you do, a site that answers clients' questions with prices or ranges, a Google Business Profile, listings and reviews, and answer pages assistants can quote. The U.S. Asset Appraisals brand, sitemap, and copy were done in one week. More in marketing a new firm.
What does it cost to start?
An AI search check-up is $150 and a full profile is $600. A one-page site is $1,500, and brand identity starts at $2,500. A one-page AI policy is $750, and a half-day workshop is $1,500. A fractional AI lead is $3,500, $6,500, or $11,000 a month. Anything over $3,000 can be paid by the month, no interest.



