Feature

Expert profile pages.

A page for each of your experts, on your own domain, built so search engines and AI answers can tell who they are and what they know.

KindFeature
DeliveryBuilt into the hub

An expert profile page is a permanent page for one person, holding their expertise, their published thinking and their press coverage in one place, marked up so a search engine and an AI answer can both read who they are.

It is not a staff biography. A biography states a job title. A profile page carries the work, updates itself as new insight and coverage arrive, and gives every claim about that person somewhere to be cited from.

Why it matters

What a page per expert actually changes.

Buyers look up the personThe first thing anyone does with a name is search it. Today that returns a LinkedIn profile and a directory listing. It should return a page you own, that says what they know.
It gets stronger every monthA bio is written once. A profile page collects every article, comment and mention as it happens, so the page a buyer finds in a year is better than the one they find today.
An answer engine can name themThe page states their expertise in a form a machine can read, which is the difference between being the answer and being a link underneath it.
The authority stays with the firmIt is your subdomain, so the rankings, the audience and the archive belong to the firm rather than to a platform or to the individual.

What it does

Everything about one expert, in one place.

01

Their expertise, stated so it can be found

Each page names the topics that person actually owns, in the words a client would search, not an internal job title.

  • Topics link through to a topic page
  • Marked up as Person schema with verified profiles
  • Written by our editorial team, approved by them
experts.yourfirm.com/alex-morgan
Dr Alex MorganPartner, Sustainability
CrisisCSRDDisputesRegulationGovernance

Crisis communications · 14 pieces

Topic

CSRD and disclosure · 9 pieces

Topic

Board readiness · 6 pieces

Topic
02

Their thinking, published under their name

Every article and comment they publish sits on their page and builds it. The page gets stronger every month without anyone at your firm writing a word.

  • We write it, they approve it
  • Published on your domain, so the authority is yours
experts.yourfirm.com/alex-morgan
Published workThis year

Why boards get crisis timing wrong

Insight

The CSRD questions clients keep asking

Insight

Disclosure timing, and the cost of getting it late

Insight

What the new regime actually asks of a board

Insight

Three questions every board asks about disclosure

Insight
03

A way to follow them, on the page

Every profile page carries a subscribe block, so a reader who rates that person can hear from them again instead of leaving and forgetting the name.

  • Each subscriber is attributed to the expert who won them
  • Feeds the monthly note we write and send in their name
experts.yourfirm.com/alex-morgan
Follow Dr Alex MorganNew thinking on crisis and CSRD, once a month

Their new insight, once a month

Their press coverage as it lands

name@company.comSubscribe

Written and sent by us, in their name

04

Video, where the words are also indexed

A clip of the expert answering the question carries further than a paragraph of it. Each one sits on their page with the words underneath, so it can be watched by a person and read by a search engine.

  • Panels, briefings and short answers to one question
  • Transcribed on the page, so the video ranks as text too
experts.yourfirm.com/alex-morgan
VideoDr Alex Morgan
What CSRD actually asks of a board4 min

The three questions boards keep asking

6 min

Panel: governance after the deadline

18 min

Disclosure timing in practice

3 min

Two minutes on the deadline

2 min

Transcript: the regime asks a board to show its working, not just its numbers, which is why the timing question keeps coming back

05

Their coverage, collected in one place

Press mentions are scattered across other people's websites and disappear from view within a week. The page gathers them, so the track record is visible in one scroll rather than remembered by whoever was there.

  • Every mention linked and dated, oldest kept
  • Named as a mention in the markup, not just a link
experts.yourfirm.com/alex-morgan
CoverageMost recent first
Financial Times

Quoted on disclosure timing

Mar
The Times

On the cost of a late statement

Feb
Reuters

Comment on the new regime

Jan
City A.M.

Interviewed on board readiness

Dec
Accountancy Age

Panel on audit and ESG

Nov

Where we secure coverage for clients

The LawyerAccountancy AgeCitywireArchitects’ JournalThe RegisterHSJInvestment WeekDezeenCity A.M.The TimesFinancial TimesComputer Weekly

Our view

Why the page matters.

Jordan Greenaway
Nobody hires a firm. They hire the person they believe knows the most, and they look that person up long before they pick up the phone. If there is nothing to find, you are asking them to take your word for it.

Jordan GreenawayFounder, Profile

Questions

What firms ask about this.

+Is this just a team page?
No. A team page lists everyone and rarely changes. This is a select group of genuine experts on a platform built to rank, with new insight arriving every month, run entirely by us.
+Does it touch our website?
No. It runs on a subdomain of your domain, so your site, your CMS and your web team are left alone, and every ranking signal still builds your authority.
+Who writes the content?
Our editorial team, in each expert's voice. They approve it. It is not something they have to find a weekend for.
+What happens if an expert leaves?
The firm owns the profile and the audience it built, so you take the page down and keep the authority.
+How long before it ranks?
The page is indexed within days, and it usually reaches the top for the expert's own name quickly because nobody else is competing for it. Subject terms take a few months of published insight, which is why the monthly cadence matters.
+How much of my expert's time does it take?
One conversation to set their voice, then an approval on each piece. For most experts that is under an hour a month.
+Do all our people need a page?
No. Most firms start with three to five people whose expertise wins work, then add more once it is proving out.
+Our experts already have strong LinkedIn profiles.
Good, and this does not replace them. LinkedIn is rented space that ranks for a name and little else. A profile page is yours, it is indexed, and an answer engine can cite it.

We will build the first page before you commit.

Pick one of your people. We will build their profile page and show you what it ranks for.

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A one-page overview you can forward to the rest of your team. Inside:

  • What your experts get, and how the hub is run for you
  • Where they get found, on Google and in AI answers
  • Example results and the timelines to expect
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