Service
Multilingual Visibility
Spanish, Armenian, Korean, Mandarin and Persian content so AI cites you in the client's language.
Visibility snapshot
Your immigration practice
named 2 of 4 runs
directories only
1 source cited
no local firm named
The pattern the audit finds most often: page one on Google, absent from the other three. The free check shows the real grid for your firm.
Last updated: September 2026
Does AI search answer differently in Spanish or Armenian?
Yes. AI assistants answer in the language of the question and prefer sources written in that language. A firm with only English pages is rarely cited for a Spanish or Armenian query, even when it serves those clients every day. Native-language pages close that gap.
A client in Glendale asks in Armenian. A client in Downey asks in Spanish. AI answers in the language of the question and cites firms that publish in it. Most Los Angeles firms that serve a language community have an English-only site, which means they are invisible to half their market in AI search.
What is included
- Native-language practice pages written by a fluent legal writer, not machine translation
- hreflang and language-specific schema so engines pair each page with the right query
- Community directory, church, association and local press placement
- Bilingual review request and response program
- Language-split citation tracking in the monthly report
How the work runs
- 1
Language audit
Which queries clients ask in each language, and who is cited today.
- 2
Translate the entity
Name, practice areas and profiles rendered consistently in each language.
- 3
Native pages
Practice and city pages written for the community, with local references.
- 4
Community signals
Directories, press and organizations that AI engines read for that language.
Outcome
Citations in the language your clients actually search in.
FAQ
Multilingual Visibility: questions.
Spanish, Armenian, Korean, Mandarin and Persian. Others on request.
No. Translated legal pages read as foreign to native speakers and to the models trained on their writing. We use fluent writers and native reviewers.
No. Language versions live under your existing domain with proper hreflang tags, which keeps authority in one place.
Armenian in Glendale and Burbank, Spanish across Southeast LA and the Valley, Korean in Koreatown and Torrance, Persian in Encino and Westwood, Mandarin in the San Gabriel Valley.
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