We are the original affordable online reputation management agency, founded in 2013.
Since then, we have been—and continue to—kick butt for our clients.
You’re not going to find any ORM agency anywhere else who provides the results we provide along with affordable monthly pricing with no long term contracts.
Plus, we guarantee our first month of work, so if you’re not 100% satisfied, we refund your payment.
No questions asked.
We are the #1 US-based agency (self-proclaimed) and the best choice to clean up your online reputation.
Click the button below to get started or read on to learn what we do and why I’m so confident.
What online reputation services do you offer?
Suppression
Burying negative links on Google is our bread and butter.
This is where we outshine all of the corporate reputation management firms.
There is no magic science to reputation management—we are all doing basically the same things—publishing fresh, positive content that outranks and pushes down the bad stuff you don’t want people to see.
Our point of difference is price.
Since we have no corporate overhead (office space, full-time employees, benefits, yada-yada), we’re able to charge far less than bigger agencies doing the SAME WORK.
If you need to clean up page one of your Google search results, contact us—the first month is guaranteed.
Learn more about how we bury negative search results.
Removals
Removing negative links from Google is a tricky business.
In most cases, the odds of getting content removed are very low.
Unless the negative content is a clear violation of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) passed by Congress, it’s almost impossible to get online content removed.
The good news about removals is that if we CAN get something removed for you, case closed.
Removals nip the problem in the bud, and you’re done.
When we attempt removals for you, it is 100% guaranteed.
You don’t pay unless the link comes down.
We don’t collect money upfront.
Be careful-some companies-especially those overseas will collect upfront fees , never do anything, and then good luck getting your money back.
I can’t tell you how many times someone has told us how they were “burned” by another reputation management firm.
That creates a lot of mistrust in the reputation management niche.
With us, you can talk to us on the phone and like I said, we don’t charge you anything unless the negative link is permanently removed.
De-Indexing
When removal is not possible, de-indexing is sometimes an option.
De-indexing means a piece of code is added to a web page so that it is removed from search engine indexes.
When Google and others crawl the website and see the piece of code, they know to NEVER show that page in search results. So, unless someone has the actual link to the page, it will never show up in a Google search result.
Sometimes, when webmasters refuse to remove content, getting them to add the de-indexing code is a happy medium.
The webmaster is allowed to leave the content up and you get the content removed from search results—which is the thing most clients care about—how they appear online.
Watch our video to learn what is de-indexing a web page?
Review Removal and Management
Luckily, popular review platforms like Google, Better Business Bureau (BBB), Trustpilot and others have gotten so good at spotting fake reviews that most of them come down automatically within a week of being posted.
Bad actors used to be able to defame your business simply by creating a new GMAIL account and posting a bad review about you on Google.
No more.
Review platform algorithms do not allow those reviews to stick.
However, bad reviews from “real” accounts can still be a problem.
And while there are methods for you to flag bad reviews, unless the review clearly violates the platforms terms of services, it’s rare to see it come down.
Every platform is different and some of them we have had success removing from.
But the algorithms are always changing and negative reviews we can remove today might not be possible tomorrow.
We promise to always shoot you straight when it comes to bad reviews.
This service, too, if fully guaranteed, so unless we can get the unwanted reviews taken down, you don’t pay.
Learn more about our review removal services for Google and Trustpilot.
We even have a service to fully delete your Trustpilot profile.
Other Services
We offer a variety of niche services, too, like YouTube video removal, removal of social media posts, creation and editing of Google Knowledge Panels and AI Overviews.
I’m an expert at affordable, long-lasting clean up of negative suggestions in Google Autocomplete and Google Related Searches.
If there’s an online reputation service you need, please reach out. We might be able to help you.
Case Studies
Here are some case studies and I’m sorry but I have to keep them all anonymous because we protect their privacy—just like we will yours, should you hire us.
Case Study #1
Situation: Client A was a prestigious businessperson facing unsubstantiated allegations. When Googling his name, multiple negative links appeared on the first page of search results. The strongest of the bad links were on Reddit, Facebook, and Yahoo. Independent blogs and a YouTube video also carried the news report. None of the links or the video could be removed. Since the client’s name is the brand, that is what had to be protected. That was the keyword we targeted.
Strategy: Suppression.
- Exact Match/Partial Match Domains: We created five brand new WordPress websites, each of which contained his first name and last name in the domain. For example, FirstnameLastname.com, FirstnameLastnameFishing.com, FirstnameLastnameArchery.com. Google loves domains that exactly match or partially match the keyword. We added multiple blog posts to each new website and within weeks, they were all ranking in the top 10.
- Press Releases/Interviews: We wrote and distributed several press releases and interviews on Yahoo, IssueWire, OpenPR, and dozens of others. The client got to approve each article and participated in completing the interviews. Each published piece of content was lengthy, informative, and SEO-optimized to rank high on Google for our client’s name. Most of these ranked higher than the negative links, pushing them down in search results.
- Other tactics: We produced multiple podcasts and videos which ranked higher than the negative links and even helped optimized his social media profiles (such as LinkedIn), so that they ranked higher.
Results: After several months of work, all of the strongest negative links were pushed to page three or deeper, where most people never look. The client now OWNS the first two pages of Google when you search for him by name.
“I am very pleased with their work. I can now get back to my business and not have to constantly answer questions about the negative news.”-Client A
Case Study #2
Situation: Client B owned a small business and was the defendant in a lawsuit. When Googling her name or her business name or her name + her business, multiple negative results appeared on page 1 of Google. Most prominent were listings on Plainsite.org, Justia, and Facebook. A single news source also reported the story and this was a nuisance appearing as well, particularly in Google News. We attempted to remove the court records, but were unsuccessful.
Strategy: Suppression.
- Press Releases/Interviews: In this case, since we had two main keywords (the client’s name plus her business name), press releases and custom interviews were the best strategy because we could target both keywords in every piece of positive content we created. We authored and the client approved multiple press releases for publication on some of the strongest PR distribution networks in the world. Myriad interviews were conducted and placed on a wide variety of websites, each with unique content and highly optimized to rank for both her name and her business.
- Other tactics: We optimized the client’s LinkedIn profile to rank in the top 10 search results. We also used proprietary search + click methods to promote the positive content and social media links we wanted to rank higher.
- Another note: Of special note in this case is that Client B shares the name of another professional person, which really helped us defend the “Name” part of her campaign. We used our click-through strategy to promote the “other” person and this sped up our results.
Results: All of the court cases no longer appear in the top 30 search results. Her reputation and her business’s reputation have been restored.
“Thank you, thank you! I am so relieved to not have to wake up every day to more questions over this frivolous lawsuit. You guys have done a great job.” -Client B
Case Study #3
Situation: Client C was a public official who had to resign over scrutiny over a relationship he had with a co-worker. Multiple news websites, social media, and a court docket listing appeared high on Google when searching the individual’s name. This client was particularly discreet and did not want us to publish any information or images about him.
Strategy: Alter Ego Strategy & Suppression.
- We created an alter ego using a fictitious version of the client’s name. All content was created using this “made up” fake persona. Read more about our alter ego strategy.
- Press Releases/Interviews: Even though the individual is fictitious, we were still able to write and distribute articles about the “alter ego” persona on a number of strong ranking PR and interview websites. Since the majority to the websites require payment in order to be published, they don’t care so much about the editorial content. But what we care about is that they RANK. And of large number of them did, thus pushing down the negative stuff.
- Exact Match Domain: A single domain was purchased, hosted and built out to target his exact FirstNameLastName. The single page website ranks #1 for the client’s name on Google.
Results: One of the problem with negative news stories is that outlets will publish multiple follow-up articles on the same story. That’s what we are battling here. Page one was clear until a new story popped up. So, we continue to work on building positive assets that will push this down and defend against further bad press in the future. The remainder of the negative links have been buried by our affordable, effective suppression techniques.
“I am grateful for your ongoing hard work and confident that we’ll get 100% control of what has been a difficult period in my life. I am seeing results every month and look forward to getting this behind me. Keep up the good work.” -Client C
And we have hundreds of other successful case studies, too many to fill up this page.
Contact us if you’d like to be our next successful client.
Reviews of Affordable Reputation Management
How come your Affordable Reputation Management Google listing doesn’t have many reviews?
I’m glad you asked.
The reason is simple.
I’m really good at lead generation, but I don’t enjoy speaking on the phone with clients.
So, years ago, I partnered up with a like-minded individual who I had gotten to know and trust.
He handles all of the client operations and execution and I handle the marketing. We both get to do what we enjoy and thrive at.
But his LLC is different than mine and so the happy clients write reviews on his GMB page, not mine.
Aside from that, most online reputation clients want to remain anonymous, so even though we get tons of referrals from satisfied clients, they typically don’t write online reviews.
Guarantees
Our guarantees are simple.
For suppression, if you’re not happy after the first 30 days, we’ll give your money back.
For removals of negative content, reviews, or anything else, you don’t pay unless we’re successful.
Period.
Prices
Our suppression prices for 95% of our clients is well below $1,000 per month.
You’re not going to find anyone that does the quality work we do for anywhere near that price.
Shop around, but beware of three things:
- Overseas agencies who overpromise and under deliver. If you can’t speak with them on the phone or feel like something’s off, it probably is. I tried outsourcing work to an agencies in India years ago and it was a nightmare. Never again. Follow your gut.
- Super cheap services. Anyone charging you $100, $200, or even $300 per month is not doing any type of real work. Press releases alone cost $150 on average to publish. Buying domains, developing them, and adding content cost about the same. People charging you dirt cheap prices are (at best) only creating spam on web 2.0 sites hoping it will rank. It won’t. To be effective, you have to invest in content services that actually rank well on Google. We do that for you without breaking the bank.
- And last, NEVER pay upfront. Never pay a retainer. Only pay when work gets done and results are proven.
Who do you work with?
We mainly work with individuals and small business owners.
We run a volume business with lots of clients which is great because we always know what’s working.
What ranks today might not rank tomorrow.
We know because this is what we do and we do it a lot.
If you like what you see here, reach out for a consult and let’s get to work.
What should I look for in an online reputation management company?
The most important thing is results.
A close second is trust.
And third is price.
We give you all three and I hope you can see that.
I pride myself on being transparent in everything I do.
We’ve made an extensive collection of YouTube videos so you can see us and learn about us.
And I’ve dedicated countless hours to my blog on this site where I share exactly what we do and even how you can do it yourself if you want to.
As I wrote before, this isn’t rocket science. Feel free to check out the DIY stuff.
We’re here if you’d rather have us handle it for you.
All that being said, please shop around.
I know a lot of good people in the online reputation management space.
See who you like and make the best choice for yourself.
Meet us
Want to get a preview of who you’ll be working with?
Watch the video below where we discuss one of our clients, a plastic surgeon, who will helped clean up his online reputation.
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If negative content, reviews, or search results are affecting your reputation, we’re happy to review your situation and discuss options.
Request a free consultation to see whether online reputation management is the right fit for you.