Search reputation repair
A more complete picture. Wherever people search.
A defined response to damaging, outdated, or incomplete search results affecting your firm, an attorney, or a client.
Discuss this serviceFrom public concern
to a working plan.
Example situation: a professional’s search results emphasize a past dispute while current experience is difficult to find.
- Public coverage
- Review the source and any later developments before considering a correction request.
- Professional profiles
- Align the biography and credentials with verified, current information.
- Search baseline
- Record the agreed queries and visible sources so later changes can be compared.
A written assessment, recommended priorities, and a proposed scope of work.
Fictional example. No client data or predicted results.
- What you receive
- A source review and recommended plan; an agreed campaign can add content, profiles, appropriate requests, and progress reporting.
- What we need to begin
- Names, a few public links, the decisions being affected, and an approval contact.
- How fees are set
- Your proposal identifies included work, fees, timing, and responsibilities before you commit.
Included work
What the service
can cover.
- Baseline of the agreed names, search terms, sources, and concerns
- A written scope with recommended actions, dependencies, and approvals
- Credible content and profile work included in the engagement
- Assessment of appropriate correction or removal request options
- Reporting on completed actions, observed visibility changes, and unresolved items
When it fits
For an attorney or firm
Address adverse coverage, outdated biographies, confusing identity matches, and concerns that appear in firm or partner searches.
For a represented client
Develop a reputation plan around current professional information while counsel handles the underlying matter and approves sensitive communications.
For an ongoing concern
Review how visible sources are changing and refine the plan as new coverage, updated information, or client priorities emerge.
Before you decide
Progress should be understandable.
We agree on the searches and sources to track before work begins. Reporting separates work completed from changes observed. Search results vary by location, device, time, and other factors, so an isolated screenshot is not the whole story. Timing and achievable outcomes depend on the starting conditions and the platforms involved.
How we coordinate the workCan you remove an article or court record?
We can assess whether an appropriate correction or removal request is available. Publishers and platforms make their own decisions. Legal remedies and court-record questions remain with your attorney; we do not promise deletion.
What does suppression mean?
It means working to make credible, relevant information more visible so a damaging result may become less prominent. The original material can remain online and rankings can change.
How is the work priced?
After the initial conversation, we define the assessment or campaign scope, fees, deliverables, reporting, and responsibilities. We do not enroll a client through an inquiry form.
Start a conversation
Let’s talk about what needs to change.
Tell us what people are finding, who it affects, and what matters most. We’ll help identify a useful place to begin.