Reputation Flare Guides

How Do Suppression Services Actually Push Down Bad Press?
When bad press won’t budge from Google’s first page, suppression services step in. But what do they actually do? How do they push down a

Will Removing a News Article Affect Your SEO?
If you’re thinking about getting a news article removed from Google, one question that often comes up is whether it will hurt your SEO. The

What’s the Difference Between Removing and De-Indexing a Story?
If you’ve ever tried to clean up your online reputation, you’ve probably come across two terms: removal and de-indexing. They sound similar but mean very

How Do You Remove Negative Press from Multiple News Outlets?
If one bad news article can hurt your reputation, multiple stories across different sites can be devastating. Whether it’s old legal issues, personal drama, or

Can You Request Article Removal If the Story Is Technically True?
Yes, you can request article removal even if the story is technically true. The real question is whether the publisher is willing to take it

Does Updating Your Name in an Article Help Your Search Reputation?
If your name appears in a negative news article, you’ve probably searched for ways to make it disappear. One option that often comes up? Asking

How Can You Tell if a News Site Will Cooperate with a Removal Request?
Trying to remove a news article? Before you reach out, it helps to know whether the publisher is likely to work with you. Some sites

What Legal Grounds Can Justify a News Article Takedown?
Not all bad press can be deleted, but in the right legal context, you can get a news article removed. So what actually qualifies? Here

Why Do Negative Articles Stay at the Top of Search Results?
Ever Googled yourself and noticed the worst article about you is the first thing people see? You’re not imagining it. Negative news stories often rank

Do Journalists Get Notified If You Request Removal via Google?
If you’ve flagged a news article on Google, you might be wondering—does the journalist or publication get notified? The short answer: it depends on the