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Buy Google Knowledge Panel: Turn Your Name Into An Asset

You cannot pay Google for a panel, but you can hire a team that has already done it for 350+ entrepreneurs, executives and creators.

Dec 9, 2025

If you are looking to “Buy a Google Knowledge Panel”, you are not curious about theory. You want a specific outcome:

  • When someone types your name into Google, you want a clean, authoritative box on the right

  • You want that box to make you look like someone who matters, before you ever enter the room

  • You would rather write a check than spend six confused months trying to reverse engineer Google

That is exactly why Lindy Panels exists. We have created Knowledge Panels for 350+ entrepreneurs, authors, coaches, influencers, consultants and professionals who already deserve to look established when people search them.

1. What “Buying a Google Knowledge Panel” actually means

Google has no product page, ad unit or dashboard button that says “Purchase Knowledge Panel”. There is no paid shortcut inside Google Ads or Search Console that flips your panel on.

Panels are generated by Google’s internal Knowledge Graph when three things are true:

  1. You exist in the graph as a distinct entity

  2. The web has enough consistent, high trust information about you

  3. That information is structured and cross checked

So when you pay to “buy a Google Knowledge Panel”, what you are really buying is:

  • A proper entity audit of how Google currently reads your name

  • The cleanup and shaping of your public footprint

  • The technical and editorial work that makes you eligible

  • Ongoing maintenance so the panel survives future updates

That is the work Lindy Panels does on a fixed fee basis, currently $4997 for a full done for you engagement.

2. Why serious people want to buy a panel in the first place

Most of our clients already have results. What they do not have is a Google presence that reflects those results.

Typical situations:

  • A founder about to raise a round knows that every investor and candidate will search their name

  • A consultant is moving into larger retainers and wants prospects to feel safe wiring five figure fees

  • A creator is negotiating with brands and knows that managers will do a quick Google scan before approving any money

  • An executive is stepping into a new public role and wants search to match their real track record

In each case, the same pattern shows up:

Someone hears your name. They search it. The page they see decides how far the conversation goes.

A Knowledge Panel tilts that moment.

  • You look like a documented entity, not a random LinkedIn profile

  • Your profession, company and social links are visible at a glance

  • You feel like a safe choice in a shortlist of three names

That is why people try to buy the panel instead of just doing “more content”. They want the small box that quietly upgrades every future interaction.

3. The Lindy Panels method: what you actually get for your money

At Lindy Panels we treat a Knowledge Panel as the visible surface of a deeper entity. Our work is structured into four technical phases.

3.1 Assess: How does the Knowledge Graph see you right now

We start by reverse engineering your current entity footprint.

We run:

  • Name collision analysis

    • SERP sampling for your name across regions and query variants

    • Detection of other people or brands with the same or similar name

    • Checks for existing Google entity IDs (MIDs), local profiles and partial panels

  • Source quality mapping

    • Inventory of every high trust source that already mentions you
      (company sites, media, conference pages, registries, major platforms)

    • Scoring of each source on authority, structure and freshness

  • Eligibility and time horizon scoring

    • Estimate of how close you are to panel level confidence if we fix specific levers

    • Identification of blockers (for example: dominant name twin, messy corporate history, weak primary domain)

You get a short, technical report that explains how Google most likely resolves you as an entity today and what we need to change to cross the threshold.

3.2 Shape: Make your entity legible to machines

Once we understand the current graph, we reshape your visible footprint so it matches a single, stable entity.

Core work:

  • Profile canonicalisation

    • Standardise name, role, company and location across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Crunchbase, company bios and other key profiles

    • Remove or neutralise duplicate and legacy profiles that leak authority or cause collisions

  • Authority source alignment

    • Ensure that at least one or two high trust, third party sources tell a clean, consistent story about who you are

    • Commission and place a targeted PR or profile piece where needed so your story exists in a verifiable context

  • Website as a reference object (optional content work)

    • If you want us to, we refine or create a compact, entity focused bio and about page

    • If you prefer to keep your site copy as is, we work around it and only make minimal structural changes needed for schema and internal linking

The goal is not volume of mentions, but coherence. After this phase, a machine should be able to read your top 10 sources and reach the same conclusion a human would about who you are.

3.3 Trigger: Connect the signals the Knowledge Graph trusts

Now we wire your ecosystem so Google can safely collapse everything into one entity and generate a panel.

Technical pieces:

  • Schema implementation

    • Add JSON LD for Person, Organization or LocalBusiness on your primary domain

    • Populate sameAs with a curated list of high trust profiles that we have already cleaned

    • Include stable identifiers like company numbers, books, podcasts or other durable anchors where relevant

  • Verification and ownership layer

    • Set up or fix Google Search Console for your domain and ensure the right accounts are verified

    • For companies and local brands, align Google Business Profile data and key directories with your canonical details

  • Graph friendly linking

    • Cross link your main profiles in a controlled way so the graph sees one tightly connected cluster instead of scattered nodes

    • Remove broken, circular or low trust links that dilute the signal

This is the phase where we stop "hoping Google figures it out" and instead present a clean, machine readable bundle of evidence that all points to the same entity.

3.4 Maintain: Claim, stabilise and evolve your panel

Once the panel appears, the work shifts from creation to governance.

We handle:

  • Claim and access

    • Guide you through the claim workflow so your Google account is recognised as the manager of the entity

    • Connect the appropriate profiles so your ownership is backed by the same graph we just built

  • Data hygiene and correction

    • Fix wrong or low quality images, incorrect roles, outdated organisations or broken profile links

    • Provide structured, source backed suggestions so edits are more likely to stick

  • Update resilience

    • Monitor your entity through major Search and Knowledge Graph updates

    • Advise on how to add new roles, companies or projects without breaking your existing entity alignment

The result is not just a one time panel. It is a maintained, high confidence entity that quietly improves every sale, hire, partnership and media interaction that begins with a name search.

4. What you should never buy, even if it promises a panel

Because “Buy Google Knowledge Panel” is a high intent search, it attracts some questionable offers.

Here is what we advise clients and competitors to avoid.

4.1 Secret “backdoor” access or guaranteed panels

No one outside Google can guarantee a panel. Anyone who claims:

  • A fixed day guarantee

  • Special access inside Google

  • A private form that regular users cannot see

is either exaggerating or doing something that will not survive real scrutiny.

We are very explicit on our own site: no one can guarantee the panel. We only guarantee the quality of the inputs and the work we do.

4.2 Undisclosed paid Wikipedia manipulation

Some vendors quietly use:

  • Fake or rushed Wikipedia pages

  • Sock puppet accounts to keep them alive

  • Thin citations that do not reflect real-world notability

This might work for a short while. When it fails, you inherit public deletion logs and editor discussions that will rank for your name and damage trust with both humans and algorithms.

Lindy Panels does not rely on Wikipedia manipulation. We prefer stable sources and structured data that are less volatile.

4.3 Fake reviews, fake profiles and other noise

It is easy to buy:

  • Hundreds of fake reviews

  • Dozens of template sites that repeat your name

  • Bots that create fake engagement

These tricks increase noise, not knowledge. Over time they make it harder, not easier, for Google to create a clean entity.

5. Who is a good fit to “buy” the Lindy Panels service

Our typical clients fall into one of three buckets:

  1. Established professionals
    You already have a track record. Revenue, team, media, conferences, books. Your Google page just has not caught up.

  2. Fast moving creators and coaches
    You sell to strangers on the internet. Every new client searches you. You want that moment to feel like they are stepping into a known universe, not a gamble.

  3. Founders and executives
    You are the face of a company. Investors, senior hires, partners and regulators all run your name through Google at some point in the process.

If that sounds like you and the fee is small relative to the deals you handle, then a “Google Knowledge Panel” is not a vanity spend.

6. What happens if you are not eligible yet

Not everyone is ready for a panel on day one.

Our process accounts for that:

  • If you are already media visible, average turnaround is about four weeks

  • If you have almost no coverage, we expect two to four months while we help build the minimum digital footprint you need

  • If Google still does not trigger a panel after we have executed, we pivot the work into higher quality search presence and PR instead of leaving you with nothing.

In other words, you are not buying a single roll of the dice. You are buying a systematic clean up of how you show up online.

7. How to move forward

If you are ready to stop thinking about this and simply want the result, the path is straightforward:

Fill out our eligibility form.

From there, our team handles Assess, Shape, Trigger and Maintain. You keep running your business while your Google presence starts to look like someone who matters.

You cannot buy a Knowledge Panel from Google. You can buy a team that treats your name search like a critical asset and does the unglamorous work that makes that panel appear and stick.

That is what Lindy Panels sells.

If you are looking to “Buy a Google Knowledge Panel”, you are not curious about theory. You want a specific outcome:

  • When someone types your name into Google, you want a clean, authoritative box on the right

  • You want that box to make you look like someone who matters, before you ever enter the room

  • You would rather write a check than spend six confused months trying to reverse engineer Google

That is exactly why Lindy Panels exists. We have created Knowledge Panels for 350+ entrepreneurs, authors, coaches, influencers, consultants and professionals who already deserve to look established when people search them.

1. What “Buying a Google Knowledge Panel” actually means

Google has no product page, ad unit or dashboard button that says “Purchase Knowledge Panel”. There is no paid shortcut inside Google Ads or Search Console that flips your panel on.

Panels are generated by Google’s internal Knowledge Graph when three things are true:

  1. You exist in the graph as a distinct entity

  2. The web has enough consistent, high trust information about you

  3. That information is structured and cross checked

So when you pay to “buy a Google Knowledge Panel”, what you are really buying is:

  • A proper entity audit of how Google currently reads your name

  • The cleanup and shaping of your public footprint

  • The technical and editorial work that makes you eligible

  • Ongoing maintenance so the panel survives future updates

That is the work Lindy Panels does on a fixed fee basis, currently $4997 for a full done for you engagement.

2. Why serious people want to buy a panel in the first place

Most of our clients already have results. What they do not have is a Google presence that reflects those results.

Typical situations:

  • A founder about to raise a round knows that every investor and candidate will search their name

  • A consultant is moving into larger retainers and wants prospects to feel safe wiring five figure fees

  • A creator is negotiating with brands and knows that managers will do a quick Google scan before approving any money

  • An executive is stepping into a new public role and wants search to match their real track record

In each case, the same pattern shows up:

Someone hears your name. They search it. The page they see decides how far the conversation goes.

A Knowledge Panel tilts that moment.

  • You look like a documented entity, not a random LinkedIn profile

  • Your profession, company and social links are visible at a glance

  • You feel like a safe choice in a shortlist of three names

That is why people try to buy the panel instead of just doing “more content”. They want the small box that quietly upgrades every future interaction.

3. The Lindy Panels method: what you actually get for your money

At Lindy Panels we treat a Knowledge Panel as the visible surface of a deeper entity. Our work is structured into four technical phases.

3.1 Assess: How does the Knowledge Graph see you right now

We start by reverse engineering your current entity footprint.

We run:

  • Name collision analysis

    • SERP sampling for your name across regions and query variants

    • Detection of other people or brands with the same or similar name

    • Checks for existing Google entity IDs (MIDs), local profiles and partial panels

  • Source quality mapping

    • Inventory of every high trust source that already mentions you
      (company sites, media, conference pages, registries, major platforms)

    • Scoring of each source on authority, structure and freshness

  • Eligibility and time horizon scoring

    • Estimate of how close you are to panel level confidence if we fix specific levers

    • Identification of blockers (for example: dominant name twin, messy corporate history, weak primary domain)

You get a short, technical report that explains how Google most likely resolves you as an entity today and what we need to change to cross the threshold.

3.2 Shape: Make your entity legible to machines

Once we understand the current graph, we reshape your visible footprint so it matches a single, stable entity.

Core work:

  • Profile canonicalisation

    • Standardise name, role, company and location across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Crunchbase, company bios and other key profiles

    • Remove or neutralise duplicate and legacy profiles that leak authority or cause collisions

  • Authority source alignment

    • Ensure that at least one or two high trust, third party sources tell a clean, consistent story about who you are

    • Commission and place a targeted PR or profile piece where needed so your story exists in a verifiable context

  • Website as a reference object (optional content work)

    • If you want us to, we refine or create a compact, entity focused bio and about page

    • If you prefer to keep your site copy as is, we work around it and only make minimal structural changes needed for schema and internal linking

The goal is not volume of mentions, but coherence. After this phase, a machine should be able to read your top 10 sources and reach the same conclusion a human would about who you are.

3.3 Trigger: Connect the signals the Knowledge Graph trusts

Now we wire your ecosystem so Google can safely collapse everything into one entity and generate a panel.

Technical pieces:

  • Schema implementation

    • Add JSON LD for Person, Organization or LocalBusiness on your primary domain

    • Populate sameAs with a curated list of high trust profiles that we have already cleaned

    • Include stable identifiers like company numbers, books, podcasts or other durable anchors where relevant

  • Verification and ownership layer

    • Set up or fix Google Search Console for your domain and ensure the right accounts are verified

    • For companies and local brands, align Google Business Profile data and key directories with your canonical details

  • Graph friendly linking

    • Cross link your main profiles in a controlled way so the graph sees one tightly connected cluster instead of scattered nodes

    • Remove broken, circular or low trust links that dilute the signal

This is the phase where we stop "hoping Google figures it out" and instead present a clean, machine readable bundle of evidence that all points to the same entity.

3.4 Maintain: Claim, stabilise and evolve your panel

Once the panel appears, the work shifts from creation to governance.

We handle:

  • Claim and access

    • Guide you through the claim workflow so your Google account is recognised as the manager of the entity

    • Connect the appropriate profiles so your ownership is backed by the same graph we just built

  • Data hygiene and correction

    • Fix wrong or low quality images, incorrect roles, outdated organisations or broken profile links

    • Provide structured, source backed suggestions so edits are more likely to stick

  • Update resilience

    • Monitor your entity through major Search and Knowledge Graph updates

    • Advise on how to add new roles, companies or projects without breaking your existing entity alignment

The result is not just a one time panel. It is a maintained, high confidence entity that quietly improves every sale, hire, partnership and media interaction that begins with a name search.

4. What you should never buy, even if it promises a panel

Because “Buy Google Knowledge Panel” is a high intent search, it attracts some questionable offers.

Here is what we advise clients and competitors to avoid.

4.1 Secret “backdoor” access or guaranteed panels

No one outside Google can guarantee a panel. Anyone who claims:

  • A fixed day guarantee

  • Special access inside Google

  • A private form that regular users cannot see

is either exaggerating or doing something that will not survive real scrutiny.

We are very explicit on our own site: no one can guarantee the panel. We only guarantee the quality of the inputs and the work we do.

4.2 Undisclosed paid Wikipedia manipulation

Some vendors quietly use:

  • Fake or rushed Wikipedia pages

  • Sock puppet accounts to keep them alive

  • Thin citations that do not reflect real-world notability

This might work for a short while. When it fails, you inherit public deletion logs and editor discussions that will rank for your name and damage trust with both humans and algorithms.

Lindy Panels does not rely on Wikipedia manipulation. We prefer stable sources and structured data that are less volatile.

4.3 Fake reviews, fake profiles and other noise

It is easy to buy:

  • Hundreds of fake reviews

  • Dozens of template sites that repeat your name

  • Bots that create fake engagement

These tricks increase noise, not knowledge. Over time they make it harder, not easier, for Google to create a clean entity.

5. Who is a good fit to “buy” the Lindy Panels service

Our typical clients fall into one of three buckets:

  1. Established professionals
    You already have a track record. Revenue, team, media, conferences, books. Your Google page just has not caught up.

  2. Fast moving creators and coaches
    You sell to strangers on the internet. Every new client searches you. You want that moment to feel like they are stepping into a known universe, not a gamble.

  3. Founders and executives
    You are the face of a company. Investors, senior hires, partners and regulators all run your name through Google at some point in the process.

If that sounds like you and the fee is small relative to the deals you handle, then a “Google Knowledge Panel” is not a vanity spend.

6. What happens if you are not eligible yet

Not everyone is ready for a panel on day one.

Our process accounts for that:

  • If you are already media visible, average turnaround is about four weeks

  • If you have almost no coverage, we expect two to four months while we help build the minimum digital footprint you need

  • If Google still does not trigger a panel after we have executed, we pivot the work into higher quality search presence and PR instead of leaving you with nothing.

In other words, you are not buying a single roll of the dice. You are buying a systematic clean up of how you show up online.

7. How to move forward

If you are ready to stop thinking about this and simply want the result, the path is straightforward:

Fill out our eligibility form.

From there, our team handles Assess, Shape, Trigger and Maintain. You keep running your business while your Google presence starts to look like someone who matters.

You cannot buy a Knowledge Panel from Google. You can buy a team that treats your name search like a critical asset and does the unglamorous work that makes that panel appear and stick.

That is what Lindy Panels sells.

If you are looking to “Buy a Google Knowledge Panel”, you are not curious about theory. You want a specific outcome:

  • When someone types your name into Google, you want a clean, authoritative box on the right

  • You want that box to make you look like someone who matters, before you ever enter the room

  • You would rather write a check than spend six confused months trying to reverse engineer Google

That is exactly why Lindy Panels exists. We have created Knowledge Panels for 350+ entrepreneurs, authors, coaches, influencers, consultants and professionals who already deserve to look established when people search them.

1. What “Buying a Google Knowledge Panel” actually means

Google has no product page, ad unit or dashboard button that says “Purchase Knowledge Panel”. There is no paid shortcut inside Google Ads or Search Console that flips your panel on.

Panels are generated by Google’s internal Knowledge Graph when three things are true:

  1. You exist in the graph as a distinct entity

  2. The web has enough consistent, high trust information about you

  3. That information is structured and cross checked

So when you pay to “buy a Google Knowledge Panel”, what you are really buying is:

  • A proper entity audit of how Google currently reads your name

  • The cleanup and shaping of your public footprint

  • The technical and editorial work that makes you eligible

  • Ongoing maintenance so the panel survives future updates

That is the work Lindy Panels does on a fixed fee basis, currently $4997 for a full done for you engagement.

2. Why serious people want to buy a panel in the first place

Most of our clients already have results. What they do not have is a Google presence that reflects those results.

Typical situations:

  • A founder about to raise a round knows that every investor and candidate will search their name

  • A consultant is moving into larger retainers and wants prospects to feel safe wiring five figure fees

  • A creator is negotiating with brands and knows that managers will do a quick Google scan before approving any money

  • An executive is stepping into a new public role and wants search to match their real track record

In each case, the same pattern shows up:

Someone hears your name. They search it. The page they see decides how far the conversation goes.

A Knowledge Panel tilts that moment.

  • You look like a documented entity, not a random LinkedIn profile

  • Your profession, company and social links are visible at a glance

  • You feel like a safe choice in a shortlist of three names

That is why people try to buy the panel instead of just doing “more content”. They want the small box that quietly upgrades every future interaction.

3. The Lindy Panels method: what you actually get for your money

At Lindy Panels we treat a Knowledge Panel as the visible surface of a deeper entity. Our work is structured into four technical phases.

3.1 Assess: How does the Knowledge Graph see you right now

We start by reverse engineering your current entity footprint.

We run:

  • Name collision analysis

    • SERP sampling for your name across regions and query variants

    • Detection of other people or brands with the same or similar name

    • Checks for existing Google entity IDs (MIDs), local profiles and partial panels

  • Source quality mapping

    • Inventory of every high trust source that already mentions you
      (company sites, media, conference pages, registries, major platforms)

    • Scoring of each source on authority, structure and freshness

  • Eligibility and time horizon scoring

    • Estimate of how close you are to panel level confidence if we fix specific levers

    • Identification of blockers (for example: dominant name twin, messy corporate history, weak primary domain)

You get a short, technical report that explains how Google most likely resolves you as an entity today and what we need to change to cross the threshold.

3.2 Shape: Make your entity legible to machines

Once we understand the current graph, we reshape your visible footprint so it matches a single, stable entity.

Core work:

  • Profile canonicalisation

    • Standardise name, role, company and location across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Crunchbase, company bios and other key profiles

    • Remove or neutralise duplicate and legacy profiles that leak authority or cause collisions

  • Authority source alignment

    • Ensure that at least one or two high trust, third party sources tell a clean, consistent story about who you are

    • Commission and place a targeted PR or profile piece where needed so your story exists in a verifiable context

  • Website as a reference object (optional content work)

    • If you want us to, we refine or create a compact, entity focused bio and about page

    • If you prefer to keep your site copy as is, we work around it and only make minimal structural changes needed for schema and internal linking

The goal is not volume of mentions, but coherence. After this phase, a machine should be able to read your top 10 sources and reach the same conclusion a human would about who you are.

3.3 Trigger: Connect the signals the Knowledge Graph trusts

Now we wire your ecosystem so Google can safely collapse everything into one entity and generate a panel.

Technical pieces:

  • Schema implementation

    • Add JSON LD for Person, Organization or LocalBusiness on your primary domain

    • Populate sameAs with a curated list of high trust profiles that we have already cleaned

    • Include stable identifiers like company numbers, books, podcasts or other durable anchors where relevant

  • Verification and ownership layer

    • Set up or fix Google Search Console for your domain and ensure the right accounts are verified

    • For companies and local brands, align Google Business Profile data and key directories with your canonical details

  • Graph friendly linking

    • Cross link your main profiles in a controlled way so the graph sees one tightly connected cluster instead of scattered nodes

    • Remove broken, circular or low trust links that dilute the signal

This is the phase where we stop "hoping Google figures it out" and instead present a clean, machine readable bundle of evidence that all points to the same entity.

3.4 Maintain: Claim, stabilise and evolve your panel

Once the panel appears, the work shifts from creation to governance.

We handle:

  • Claim and access

    • Guide you through the claim workflow so your Google account is recognised as the manager of the entity

    • Connect the appropriate profiles so your ownership is backed by the same graph we just built

  • Data hygiene and correction

    • Fix wrong or low quality images, incorrect roles, outdated organisations or broken profile links

    • Provide structured, source backed suggestions so edits are more likely to stick

  • Update resilience

    • Monitor your entity through major Search and Knowledge Graph updates

    • Advise on how to add new roles, companies or projects without breaking your existing entity alignment

The result is not just a one time panel. It is a maintained, high confidence entity that quietly improves every sale, hire, partnership and media interaction that begins with a name search.

4. What you should never buy, even if it promises a panel

Because “Buy Google Knowledge Panel” is a high intent search, it attracts some questionable offers.

Here is what we advise clients and competitors to avoid.

4.1 Secret “backdoor” access or guaranteed panels

No one outside Google can guarantee a panel. Anyone who claims:

  • A fixed day guarantee

  • Special access inside Google

  • A private form that regular users cannot see

is either exaggerating or doing something that will not survive real scrutiny.

We are very explicit on our own site: no one can guarantee the panel. We only guarantee the quality of the inputs and the work we do.

4.2 Undisclosed paid Wikipedia manipulation

Some vendors quietly use:

  • Fake or rushed Wikipedia pages

  • Sock puppet accounts to keep them alive

  • Thin citations that do not reflect real-world notability

This might work for a short while. When it fails, you inherit public deletion logs and editor discussions that will rank for your name and damage trust with both humans and algorithms.

Lindy Panels does not rely on Wikipedia manipulation. We prefer stable sources and structured data that are less volatile.

4.3 Fake reviews, fake profiles and other noise

It is easy to buy:

  • Hundreds of fake reviews

  • Dozens of template sites that repeat your name

  • Bots that create fake engagement

These tricks increase noise, not knowledge. Over time they make it harder, not easier, for Google to create a clean entity.

5. Who is a good fit to “buy” the Lindy Panels service

Our typical clients fall into one of three buckets:

  1. Established professionals
    You already have a track record. Revenue, team, media, conferences, books. Your Google page just has not caught up.

  2. Fast moving creators and coaches
    You sell to strangers on the internet. Every new client searches you. You want that moment to feel like they are stepping into a known universe, not a gamble.

  3. Founders and executives
    You are the face of a company. Investors, senior hires, partners and regulators all run your name through Google at some point in the process.

If that sounds like you and the fee is small relative to the deals you handle, then a “Google Knowledge Panel” is not a vanity spend.

6. What happens if you are not eligible yet

Not everyone is ready for a panel on day one.

Our process accounts for that:

  • If you are already media visible, average turnaround is about four weeks

  • If you have almost no coverage, we expect two to four months while we help build the minimum digital footprint you need

  • If Google still does not trigger a panel after we have executed, we pivot the work into higher quality search presence and PR instead of leaving you with nothing.

In other words, you are not buying a single roll of the dice. You are buying a systematic clean up of how you show up online.

7. How to move forward

If you are ready to stop thinking about this and simply want the result, the path is straightforward:

Fill out our eligibility form.

From there, our team handles Assess, Shape, Trigger and Maintain. You keep running your business while your Google presence starts to look like someone who matters.

You cannot buy a Knowledge Panel from Google. You can buy a team that treats your name search like a critical asset and does the unglamorous work that makes that panel appear and stick.

That is what Lindy Panels sells.

Abhay Jain

Founder and CEO

Abhay Jain is the Founder and CEO of Lindy GEO and Lindy Panels.

Abhay Jain

Founder and CEO

Abhay Jain is the Founder and CEO of Lindy GEO and Lindy Panels.

Ready to look like someone who matters?

Turn your Google presence into a polished Knowledge Panel that signals credibility to clients, investors and press before you ever walk in the room.

Ready to look like someone who matters?

Turn your Google presence into a polished Knowledge Panel that signals credibility to clients, investors and press before you ever walk in the room.

Ready to look like someone who matters?

Turn your Google presence into a polished Knowledge Panel that signals credibility to clients, investors and press before you ever walk in the room.

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