Australia · For Firms
You're already ranked.
Turn it into results.
Shortlists are built here. Decide what clients read when they compare you.
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The moment that matters
A client needs government relations advice. They ask for names and search the rankings.
Some firms are referred. Others are found in the rankings.
The ranking earns attention. But the profile earns the call.
Both firms are ranked.
One is a row. One is a firm you can hire.
Illustrative example firms.
What changes with a profile
- Your firm, in your own words.
- A profile adds what the rankings can't - the practice behind the data.
- Reach clients your network doesn't.
- International companies and first-time clients have no local network to ask. They search, and your profile is what they find.
- AI can read your profile.
- When clients ask AI assistants which firms to consider, your profile gives them structured information to read and cite.
- Found in the firm directory.
- The directory is where clients browse firms with profiles side by side. A profile puts your firm in front of them.
- A ranking badge you can display.
- Lobby500 issues ranking badges once a year. If your firm is ranked, your profile turns that into a badge for your website, emails and proposals.
- Referred clients find proof.
- A referred client still checks your firm before calling. A profile means the check finds your practice rather than a row.
Firms pay for a profile, never the position.
A profile changes what clients understand about a firm, never where it ranks.
Clients are already comparing your firm.
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Not ranked yet?
Rankings have a cut-off. The firm directory does not: every firm with a profile is listed there in alphabetical order. Clients and AI assistants search it. A profile puts your firm in front of them.
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