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Why do they pick someone else?
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People ask AI to name a lawyer, accountant or consultant. MentionX shows who the engines name, in which cities and practices, and why.
Nobody scrolls ten blue links any more. The answer is the shortlist, and the shortlist is the market. In professional services, a name that is not in it is not in the room.
Most tools stop here and tell you whether you appeared. That is the easy question.
A study of 38,000 AI answers about law firms found the top three firms in each city and practice area took about a third of mentions, and different engines named different firms. Directories were heavily cited.
Every gap becomes an ordered fix. Do them in order, rescan, and watch your name climb the shortlist.
The question leadership asks is never “are we mentioned”. It is what the fix is worth. Each gap is tied to the revenue it touches, so the order of work has a number next to it.
Yes. Prompts are discovered from your URL.
Yes. Competitor share of voice is part of every scan.
It comes from an agency that sells to law firms, so treat it as a hypothesis until your scan confirms it.
Stored engine answers before scores. No fabricated query volumes.