How it works
That info box next to Jonathan's name above? That is a Knowledge Panel.
When someone Googles an entrepreneur or an executive, Google shows a box on the right side with their photo, bio, and credentials. That is a Knowledge Panel. It is Google telling the world: this person is credible, notable, and worth paying attention to.
The same Knowledge Panel format Google uses for CEOs also works for founders and professionals like you.
Right now, when someone Googles your name, they either see nothing, or they see a mess of random results you do not control. A Knowledge Panel changes that. It gives you a permanent, verified presence that works for you around the clock - even when you are not in the room.
We build these for you using our proprietary 4-step Lindy© Method
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"Lindy brought structure and clarity to a process I thought was impossible to navigate. If you want a stronger, more credible presence on Google, they know exactly how to get it done.”"
Jason Erkes
Founder, PromptedComms
Lindy FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to get a Knowledge Panel?
Stage 1, the mini-panel, usually appears within 30 to 60 days. This may include your name, photo, one-line title, and primary social profile.
Stage 2, the full panel, typically appears within 30 to 60 days from the initial date. This may include your overview, education, key facts, profiles, and “People also search for.”
Clients with a stronger presence may take only 1-2 months
What does Lindy actually do?
Lindy engineers the signals Google uses to recognize you as an entity.
That includes structured data, schema markup, authoritative third-party references, social profiles, citation signals, and entity graph alignment alongside our proprietary methods to trigger a Knowledge Panel. Once the panel appears, we guide the claim process so the result can be managed properly.
The end state is a complete, claimed, and stable Knowledge Panel for your name.
My name is common, or someone famous shares it. Can I still get a panel?
Yes.
We use a name-variant and disambiguation strategy, such as “Alan J. Johnson” instead of “Alan Johnson,” then make that version consistent across LinkedIn, email, bylines, websites, and press.
Common-name cases usually take longer, but the scope does not change.
What is a Google Knowledge Panel?
A Google Knowledge Panel is the information card that appears on Google when you search for a recognized person or company.
It can include your photo, title, short bio, education, social links, “People also search for,” and other key facts. It is pulled from Google’s Knowledge Graph, not from a profile you manually fill out.
You cannot pay Google to create one. A panel appears when Google understands that you are a verifiable entity.
What is your refund policy?
If we cannot create a Google Knowledge Panel or KGMID for you, we will refund you in full.
How does payment work?
Payment is split 50/50.
The first half is due on intake. The second half is due only after Stage 2 panel completion.
We support credit card and wire payments. Escrow is available on request for multi-entity engagements.
Someone else is trying to claim a panel under our shared name. What happens?
In disambiguation cases, the entity with the stronger, clearer signal stack usually wins.
We move quickly on these cases. Flag it on the call so we can audit the search result, competing entities, and existing signals.
How is this different from an SEO agency or PR firm?
SEO agencies usually handle general search result optimization. PR firms help you get press.
Lindy focuses specifically on Knowledge Graph entity verification, confidence-score optimization, schema, structured data, and the technical signals that help Google understand who you are.
That is our core lever, and we work on it full-time.
Who owns the panel after delivery?
You do.
Google verifies you as the panel manager. We can add a Lindy team member as a secondary manager for ongoing corrections and updates.
You can revoke that access at any time. There is no lock-in.
What gets shown publicly?
A panel can show your title, education, short bio, social profiles, and “People also search for.”
Optional fields include place and date of birth. You decide what to include during intake.
We do not publish private information such as your home address, phone number, or email.