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AI search systems think in entities, not keywords. That means how well your name, your credentials, and your practice areas are connected across the web matters more than any single page you've published. Publish.law is designed to do exactly this, and this piece explains the underlying reason why consistent, cross-platform identity building actually moves the needle in AI-driven search.
Costigan's thesis: own the asset, don't rent it. A firm's knowledge should be a graph it owns, not fuel for a vendor's model. Right, and it applies to the half he skips: your public record. An attorney's published analysis is an external knowledge graph, what AI reads to decide who's authoritative. Most attorneys rent that too. Own the internal graph for the work. Own the external one for discovery.
Your homepage has one job: make the right person feel like they found the right lawyer. Clear expertise, a human face, and one obvious next step. Get those three right and everything else follows.
AI-driven search is sending real traffic and real inquiries, but most firms have no idea how much because they're not tracking it separately. This piece walks through what measurement actually looks like. If you're investing in content to get found in AI answers, you need a way to know if it's working.
If you've been treating SEO and 'AI optimization' as two separate projects, stop. Google has collapsed them into one system, so content that ranks well in search is the same content AI agents pull from. One solid strategy covers both, which means you don't need to reinvent anything, just make sure what you're publishing is genuinely useful to the people searching for your practice area.
