If you don't own your name on Google, you don't own your business

Type your name into Google right now. Do you see you, or do you see LinkedIn's rented billboard?

You built a real business. Hundreds of reviews, trucks on the road, a crew posting job site photos and videos. Google just can't connect any of it to you.

We take the proof you already have, organize it, and structure it so Google and ChatGPT understand exactly who you are. Then we help you claim your Knowledge Panel.

Two years ago, searching "Brady Sticker" showed stickers of Tom Brady. Today it shows his full Knowledge Panel.

If you're the owner, you are the face of the company

There might be 10 different landscaping companies in your area that a homeowner can call. Before they choose, they look you up.

If they see a bunch of random stuff, other people, and no real connection to your business, that's a huge miss.

A Knowledge Panel is the box that shows up when someone Googles your name. It's a signal that Google, ChatGPT, and Claude understand who you are. That's not because you're yelling louder. It's because your information is organized and clear.

We've gotten hundreds of Google Knowledge Panels for founders and friends

No celebrity status required. Here are a few.

Brady Sticker

Searching his name used to bring up Tom Brady stickers. He interviewed church leaders on his podcast, published books, and repurposed his videos to multiple channels. Now he has a full Knowledge Panel and a confidence score over 300.

Google search for Brady Sticker showing his Knowledge Panel

Anthony Hilb

He runs a $5 million landscaping company in Bloomington, Indiana. His face was on yard signs and vans, but he didn't have a Knowledge Panel. We organized his hundreds of Google reviews and his crew's job photos, tuned his company and personal brand websites, set up his socials, and connected it all together. Now he has a Knowledge Panel for himself and his business, and he ranks #1 for "tree removal" in Bloomington.

Google search for Anthony Hilb showing his Knowledge Panel

Sigrun Gudjonsdottir

Sigrun Gudjonsdottir has helped thousands of female entrepreneurs grow their businesses. Her proof was invisible online because it was not structured right or repurposed. It included 120 courses, 492 podcast appearances, 583 YouTube videos, and $22 million in earnings. Now she has a beautiful Google Knowledge Panel.

Google search for Sigrun Gudjonsdottir showing her Knowledge Panel

Alex Makowski

He was invisible online two years ago. He turned his videos into articles and connected them on his personal brand website using our platform. Now he has a full Knowledge Panel and a confidence score of 140.

Google search for Alex Makowski showing his Knowledge Panel

Richard Canfield

There are 29 people named Richard Canfield in Google's Knowledge Graph. He has interviewed high profile guests on his podcast and repurposed those episodes to YouTube and his blog. His Knowledge Panel is live, and the next goal is raising his confidence score from 24 to over 100.

Google search for Richard Canfield showing his Knowledge Panel
Google search for Tommy Mello showing their Knowledge Panel
Tommy Mello · Garage Doors · Phoenix
Google search for Dan Antonelli showing their Knowledge Panel
Dan Antonelli · Home Service Branding · New Jersey
Google search for Chuck Thokey showing his Knowledge Panel
Chuck Thokey · Sales Training · Ohio
Google search for Dan Leibrandt showing his Knowledge Panel
Dan Leibrandt · Pest Control SEO
Google search for Dennis Yu showing their Knowledge Panel
Dennis Yu · Local Service Spotlight
Google search for Jim Klauck showing his Knowledge Panel
Jim Klauck · Check A Pro
Google search for Keigan Carthy showing his Knowledge Panel
Keigan Carthy
Google search for Dylan Haugen showing their Knowledge Panel
Dylan Haugen · Local Service Spotlight
In their words

What people say after they get one

If Google can't tell who you are, neither can AI

Someone else has your name

Colby Davis was competing against a jewelry store chain with the same name. Another friend had someone with his exact name who even looked a bit like him.

You and your company are mixed together

Most of you have your bio on the company About page, and that confuses Google. You and your company are separate entities.

You paid for shortcuts

Fake PR to get into Forbes. AI blog posts at $6,500 a month. A hundred pages that only change the city name. Google can see through all of it.

Your proof isn't published

Your reviews, job site videos, and podcast appearances exist, but they haven't been repurposed anywhere Google can see them.

The content is the money, the website is the wallet

The hub

Your personal brand website is the hub of your personal brand, separate from your company website. Simple fixes like Person schema have taken people from a confidence score of 24 to 70.

The spokes

Your socials, podcasts, articles, and citations all point back to the hub. Up to four social profiles can show in your panel, so claim them all.

Third party proof

What other people say about you matters more than what you say about yourself. The podcast you were on. The local newspaper. The chamber of commerce. The mentor who helped you grow from $2 million to $5 million. The little league team you coach.

Your city and your trade

Google needs proof that you do the thing you do in the city where you say you do it. You're a landscaper in Indianapolis? Awesome. Google needs to see proof of that.

What we do for you

  • Knowledge Panel build: personal brand website, schema, connected socials, and help through the claim process.
  • Content Factory: your existing content repurposed across channels.
  • Dollar a Day on your best content.
  • If you get denied, we help you figure out why and keep going.

Usually it's 6 to 12 months

That's how long a full Knowledge Panel that actually triggers usually takes. Having a Knowledge Panel and having it show up are not the same thing. You might already have one that doesn't show, or only a partial one.

Some people want their Knowledge Panel by next week. We can't guarantee that. Nobody can pay Google for one. No human controls Knowledge Panels. The system does.

We publish everything, there's no secret

The 203 page book. The videos. The Knowledge Panel lookup tool. You can do it yourself for free. Knock yourself out.

But we're like professional chefs showing you how we use our knives. You can go to Costco and buy that knife too. That doesn't make you a chef. People often come back to us and say they cut their fingers.

You know this from your own business. Your customers can buy all the same tools at Home Depot. Good luck to them.

If your reputation is important, this is for you

This might be a fit if:

  • You're doing at least a few million dollars a year.
  • You want to grow your business.
  • People Google you before they do deals with you.
  • Trust matters in your business.
  • You're in a competitive space.

Do you completely dominate for your name?

Think about the cost of not having this. Every time someone searches your name, they see confusing stuff. You're the head of the business, and they can't find you.

We want to help you own the first page of Google on your name, and have a Knowledge Panel that shows up every single time.

If you want us to do it with you, it's $7,500.

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