Common problems
Google doesn't know you exist
ChatGPT doesn't cite you when your industry is mentioned
No knowledge panel when your name is searched
How MADIAD solves it
What this involves
Make machines understand who you are, before expecting them to recommend you.
Name, registration number, address, phone, email, description, founding year, tagline. Everything downstream copies from it — inconsistency between sources is the most common reason machines will not assert who you are.
JSON-LD declaring the organisation, legal entity, location and linked profiles. This is the source you fully control, so it is where the work starts.
Business listings, company databases, professional networks and open knowledge bases. This is where AI tools take entity facts from.
Stale descriptions, retired phone numbers, wrong industry classification. Wrong classification drags a wrong competitor set along with it — fixing categories moves how machines file you.
Ask the search engines and AI assistants about your brand, read the real answers, then trace any wrong fact back to the source feeding it.
What you get
- Google Knowledge Panel (if criteria met)
- Wikipedia entry (if notable)
- Wikidata structured data
- Schema.org markup on website
What we need from you
- Accurate legal details: registered name, tax number, address, founding year
- One business description you are happy to use everywhere
- Access to existing profiles, or the email addresses they were registered under
- Someone who can confirm the facts — one wrong canonical fact is wrong everywhere at once
What to know before you start
- Nobody can sell you a Knowledge Panel. Google decides whether to show one, based on data and consistency. What can be done is making every source clean and consistent — there is no button that creates one.
- Every source blocks differently: some cap description length, some require a real person's interaction, some queue edits for review rather than publishing them, some restrict new accounts. This is work in passes, not one sitting.
- Some sources drift on their own over time, so profiles need periodic review rather than one permanent fix.
- Verification on some platforms is now a paid step rather than a technical one — that is your call to make.
- No promises on when anything appears, or on what machines will say about you.