Deindex Harmful Information to Improve Your Online Reputation
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Evaluate the links
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Signing the contract
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Launching the project
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Result and payment
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Amount and complexity
Popularity and credibility of the site
Availability of supporting materials
Results and timeframes
Links are not indexed by search engines.
From 21 to 60 days
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Deindex sites from Google, Yahoo, or Bing together with Reputation America. Conceal negative information from users’ eyes and minimize the caused harm.
Wide adoption of the Internet has allowed users worldwide to quickly source any piece of information - but it also emphasizes the necessity to take care of personal digital footprints. Anyone can easily get to know your secrets, often compromising your professionalism and reputation. So, you can’t afford to leave unwanted data online. Harmful content can’t undermine your wellness, image, and prosperity if it can’t be found. That’s where deindexing comes into play.
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Deindexing implies that a link with negative, outdated, or unwanted data is removed from organic search. In other words, deindexing a page from Google means that no one will be able to find it unless a user has a direct link. Such an approach to reputation management allows you to legally minimize the negative consequences of harmful information - without fuss and legal trials.
The success of deindexing depends on legal, psychological, and SEO-related knowledge, which are domains we are professional in. Our team can get through first-tier search engine support and knows how to get around legal loopholes related to Information of Public Importance. We know how to deindex from Google, Yahoo, and Bing.
How Does Reputation America Deindex Sites From Google?
If you want to put a football player on the bench without the right to return instead of merely asking him to leave the field, you would need to provide sufficient proof. In this case, submitting a Google deindex request yourself will not likely work. Google removes the link only if:
- It’s obliged to do so by law
- The sites do not meet Google's quality guidelines
- The sites detract from users' ability to locate relevant information
Regardless of the chosen reason, you will need to prove that the source contains harmful information, which requires a deep knowledge of laws and the search engine’s policies. That’s why our team always takes into account the search engine’s specific rules, guidelines, and legal aspects when providing Google Deindexing services.
Our work can be broken down into four steps:
- Assessment. You provide the links to be deindexed while we inspect them, predict the success rate, and collect the proof necessary for deindexing (e.g., relevant laws and documents).
- Agreement and task specification. To protect our clients, Reputation America always specifies the scope of work and KPIs.
- Deindexing. We will create a request to deindex the URL from Google, finding a way to get around robot-support, and negotiating with a human moderator to prove the validity of deindexing.
- Reporting. Upon project completion, you will receive a detailed report stating which links no longer appear in organic search results. According to our own statistics, 85% of deindexing projects are successful. In other cases, we will propose analog reputation management strategies.
What Risks Do We Mitigate?
Reputation management is a dangerous game when one wrong step can escalate the impact of negative consequences. That’s why sending a request to deindex a website from Google is risky; using the wrong wording in a message to Support can end badly.
Reputation America knows the best ways to proceed, which allows us to mitigate several risks:
- Auto rejection. Google collects wrong requests and automatically rejects new ones (even if they are correct) after three failed attempts. In this case, even we can do little to help.
- Publicity of deindexing. Search engines may notify the sites of links that were deindexed, which may provoke more negativity.
- Appearing in an open database. Deindex requests may appear in the Lumen database - an open database - where journalists may find the information.
We at Reputation America are deindexing professionals who can deliver fast results and guarantee that harmful information is securely hidden from the user's eyes.
The Benefits of Dealing With Reputation America
While submitting a Google deindex request isn’t rocket science, doing this yourself will take too much time and effort, while the results aren’t guaranteed. Reputation America is eager to help you out by taking this burden off your shoulders. You just need to provide us with harmful links, and we will start working on your project promptly. In turn, we guarantee you:
- Professionalism. Reputation America has 10+ years of hands-on experience in reputation management, which allows us to quickly create working custom-tailored negotiation strategies. Our team knows related laws like the GDPR with Right to be Forgotten in Europe, as well as the 1974 U.S Privacy Act and state-specific laws.
- Reasonable pricing. While many deindexing specialists will apply an hourly wage, we charge you only for outcomes - meaning, you won’t pay unless we deliver.
- Vivid outcomes. If deindexing doesn’t work, we will always offer you alternative solutions - for example, harmful data removal. Our mission is to improve your reputation by any means.
If you aren’t sure which approach to reputation management works for you, let us know. We will easily spot the right strategy that will help polish your online image.
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