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A hyperrealistic illustration of what your report looks like — 12 prompts, 7 AI engines, 336 answers analyzed, figures in CAD. Nothing here belongs to a real customer.
Five measured inputs, one weighted composite. The inputs are shown above; the exact weighting is GeoSignal's proprietary method — it's what makes the score hard to game and hard to copy.
Across 12 buyer prompts and 7 AI engines (336 answers analyzed Sep 8 – Oct 6, 2026), Meridian Family Law appears in 44% of AI answers — a point behind True North Legal at 45%, but you win where it matters: AI recommends you (not just names you) in 39% of your mentions, the highest endorsement rate in your competitive set.
Family law is a trust category, and AI answers show it: the prompts you own — “how to file for divorce in Ontario,” “child custody attorney cost” — are the ones where your plain-English guides get cited. You've ceded two prompts outright — “uncontested divorce Ontario cost” and “how long does divorce take in Ontario” — while the two broadest hiring prompts, “divorce lawyer near me” and “best family law firm Toronto,” lean heavily toward Avvo profiles and directory listicles. Those are the first searches a prospective client makes.
Your blind spot is r/legaladvice and Avvo Q&A: 48 citations across engines point at threads where competitors' attorneys answer questions and build the exact authority AI rewards. You have 14 years of answers in your head — they need to be on the internet, under your name.
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