Not everything that hurts your search results can be removed, and not everything needs to be. We assess your case and tell you honestly which route actually works, then handle it.
Removal or Suppression: How to Tell Which One Applies to You
Removal and suppression solve different problems, and confusing them wastes time. Removal means the content itself comes down — the page, review, or post no longer exists or is de-indexed from search. Suppression means the content stays exactly where it is, but stronger, more relevant, and more current results are built up so it no longer appears on the first page for your name. Content that violates a platform’s own policies is usually a removal case; content that’s simply negative but accurate or protected speech is almost always a suppression case instead. Most real situations end up needing a mix of both.
What we do
Every case starts with an audit that tells us whether direct removal, de-indexing, or pushing negative content down with new positive content is the right call for your specific situation. We don’t sell you a one-size-fits-all package, we recommend and execute the approach that actually fits the content and the platform it’s on.
When removal genuinely isn’t possible, suppression, building enough strong, positive content that the old result stops being the first thing people see, is often just as effective, and we build that campaign too.
Why work with us
- Free audit before anything starts, so you know what’s possible before you pay
- Fixed quote, no surprises
- Personal support from your first message to the final result
- Confidential, always
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