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Question"Which law firms advise foreign investors on setting up a company?"
Some firms working on company formation and foreign investment:
- Yildiz Law Firm
- Your firmYou
- Kaya & Partners
Sources: 4 sites
Law and advisory
If AI is describing your firm, it should get it right.
Companies looking for a law firm, consultant or accountant now ask AI too. In Turkey, lawyers work under an advertising ban and other professions have their own codes. We stay inside those limits: our job is making sure your team, practice areas and office details are correct and consistent everywhere.
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- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- Perplexity
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- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- Perplexity
- Google AI Overviews
01What people ask
What companies ask AI
Answers to these questions name firms, partners and office addresses. As people move on and offices relocate, the details drift apart, and AI keeps describing the firm as it used to be.
Practice area
"Which law firms advise foreign investors on setting up a company in Turkey?"
Language and city
"Are there commercial law firms in Izmir that work in English?"
Accounting
"Which accounting firms in Istanbul work with import and export companies?"
The team
"Who are the partners at [firm name], and which bar are they registered with?"
Office details
"What is the address of [firm name]'s Ankara office?"
02What we do
Visibility within professional rules
We don't sell rankings or promise clients. Our job is to make sure your firm's details are accurate, current and machine-readable.
Consistent team and office details
We check that the firm name, partner and lawyer names, registration details, office addresses and phone numbers match across your site, Google Business Profile and bar or chamber records. When the team changes, it's clear which records need updating.
Rules applied per profession
For legal work we keep to what the Union of Turkish Bar Associations' advertising rules allow. For consulting and accounting we check that profession's own code separately, rather than forcing everything under one roof into the same mould.
Compliance review
We review the wording on your site and list risky phrases such as "specialist", "best", "leading", success rates or client logos and testimonials, then fix them.
Restricted structured data
LegalService, AccountingService and Person markup using only permitted information. No ratings, reviews or awards.
Errors in AI answers
We record outdated addresses, departed partners or wrong practice areas that AI attributes to your firm, then trace and fix the source.
03Common questions
Law and advisory firms ask
Doesn't this conflict with the advertising ban for lawyers?
The regulation lists what may appear online: names, titles, registration details, contact information and practice areas. For law firms we only work on keeping that information accurate and consistent. No paid promotion, keyword pages or review collection.
Will this bring in more work?
We make no such promise, and for law firms professional rules wouldn't allow it. What we commit to is doing the work needed for AI and Google to describe your firm accurately, and measuring and showing it.
Our legal and accounting units share one website. Is that a problem?
No, but we treat them under separate rules. We decide up front which pages fall under which profession's code and separate the content and structured data accordingly.
Do you write articles?
Not by default for law firms. If you want them, we publish lawyer-signed, dated, sourced articles with no calls to action, each one with your approval.
04Free analysis
What does AI say about your firm?
Leave your website. We'll look at how your firm appears in AI and Google, check for inconsistencies in team and office details, and send you what we find.