Answered today by a language model from a live web search. Search results change, so a re-run can differ.
Being listed on these puts you where an assistant reads before it answers. None of them does the work you do.
Put to a live web search — the pages an assistant reads before answering. Absent from these results it cannot cite you; present, it still might not.
Your site’s strongest point is Security (73/100), which protects client data and builds trust. The most damaging gap is AI‑search readiness (GSO 0/100), meaning AI cannot surface your content for legal queries. The single change that will shift performance the most is to write self‑contained, citable passages and expose machine‑readable publish/update dates so AI crawlers can index and cite your pages.
Ask it what a customer would ask you. It answers only with what is written on the pages of kiernanlaw.ca.
Hello! I’m the assistant for Kiernan Law Firm in Jarvis Ontario. What would you like to know?
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No paragraph in the ~100-200 word "citable passage" range was found; AI engines prefer to lift complete, context-free passages.
Do: Restructure key sections into standalone paragraphs (~130-170 words) that make sense without surrounding context.
No FAQPage/QAPage JSON-LD with answered questions was found on the page.
Do: Wrap your most-asked questions in FAQPage JSON-LD with the full question and answer text, matching what a visitor can actually read on the page.
No outbound links to authoritative domains (.gov/.edu, research, major publishers) were found.
Do: Support factual claims with links to primary, authoritative sources.
No <time datetime> or article:published_time/modified_time meta was found.
Do: Add datePublished/dateModified to Article schema and a visible "Last updated" date.
Automated snapshot generated by Tadaaah from public data. Re-run the audit for the latest version.