Reputation

Reputation management: removing negative content and controlling search results

We manage our clients' reputation and shield it from coordinated attacks.

We work both ahead of trouble and in the thick of a crisis: tracking mentions, taking down and burying negative content, and reshaping search results so the first impression of you is one we built.

REPUTATION MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES

Analysis and monitoring

Mention analysis across open sources

Identifying negative coverage

Monitoring of media, social platforms and blogs

Reputation risk alerts

Content management

Removal of unwanted information

Working with review sites and forums

Search results management (SERM)

Publishing material that represents the client

Protection and support

Response to reputation attacks

Countering disinformation campaigns

Producing supportive material on behalf of the client

24/7 monitoring and response

This is only part of what we handle; we match the methods and the depth of work to the situation and the platform.

APPLICATION SCENARIOS

Reputation attacks

When a client is targeted by a smear campaign (most often on X (Twitter), Reddit and partisan blogs, occasionally in mainstream media or through paid posts from influencers), we identify who's behind it and shut down the distribution channels. At the same time, we put out material that works in the client's favor.

When coverage twists the facts or runs outright disinformation, we draft an official rebuttal and push it out through the same channels the false claims came from.

When competitors come at you through Trustpilot, Google Reviews, Glassdoor and similar sites, we remove demonstrably false reviews through platform appeals and legal takedowns, and challenge the borderline ones. Whatever negativity is left, we balance out by encouraging genuine reviews from satisfied customers.

Digital footprint

Old coverage is getting in the way of an investment round or a move into a new market — we produce and publish new material to shift what shows up in search results.

Digital footprint cleanup before a job change or a major transaction.

Ahead of a high-stakes moment — an election, a keynote, a closing — we audit what's already public about you and help shape the right impression in the media.

Monitoring and control

Continuous monitoring of media, social platforms and the dark web, with timely risk alerts.

Locating and removing personal data references in the dark web and open databases.

Tracking shifts in negative coverage and assessing the threat level for the brand or the individual.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What's the difference between ORM and SERM?
ORM — online reputation management — is the whole picture: monitoring, handling reviews and press, and pushing back on attacks. SERM is the part that deals with search results: what someone sees on the first page when they Google your name or your company. In practice we run both together.
Can you fully remove a negative review or article?
Some of it comes down — through proper platform appeals, working with the site, and legal takedowns, especially where something is fake or defamatory. What can't be removed, we bury: the first page fills up with current, neutral material instead. We tell you upfront what can actually go and what can only be pushed down.
How long does it take?
Taking down a single post usually runs from a few days to a couple of months, depending on the platform and jurisdiction. Reshaping search results for good takes several months. For an active incident, our on-call team responds within an hour, 24/7.
How much does it cost?
There's no fixed price list: it depends on the platforms involved, how much negativity there is, and how urgent it is. Once you walk us through the situation, we give you a figure and per-platform timing before any work starts — no obligation on your side.
Is this legal?
We challenge and remove false claims and defamation through legitimate means — platform appeals and legal takedowns. We work within the laws of the country the project relates to, and we agree on scope and methods before anything starts.
What if there's a coordinated attack on me?
We work out who's behind it and which channels are spreading it, cut off the points of distribution, and put together material that defends the client. Where the coverage distorts the facts, we issue a rebuttal through the same channels the lie came from.
Do you track personal data leaks?
Yes. We monitor media, social platforms and the dark web, find and remove references to personal data in open databases and closed sources, and assess the threat level for the brand or the individual.

Timelines depend on the platform and jurisdiction: a single publication usually takes anywhere from a few days to a couple of months to take down, while a sustained reshape of search results takes several months. The on-call team responds to incidents within an hour, 24/7. All work stays within the laws of the country the project relates to.

Most people come to us when something damaging is already up and needs to come down: a scathing review, a hit piece, a thread blowing up on Reddit or X. We work out what can realistically be removed and what's better pushed down the rankings, trace where the attack is coming from, and hand the client back control over what's said about them. We also work with people who'd rather not fight fires at all — keeping a steady picture in place for years: watching mentions, social media reputation and the dark web, and shutting down smear campaigns and compromising material before they gain traction.

Is your reputation under attack?

Our on-call team responds to incidents within an hour, 24/7. Share the basics and we'll assess the threat level, give you an action plan and per-platform timing.

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