Question 1

What does discoverability mean?

Accepted Answer

Discoverability is whether the right people can find you when they look. That includes Google search results, AI assistant answers, maps, review sites, and every other surface where someone forms an opinion before they contact you. If they search and what they find is wrong, outdated, or missing, that is a discoverability problem.

Question 2

How much does reputation management cost?

Accepted Answer

The standard personal online reputation management package is $1,888, one time. Not monthly, not a retainer. Business engagements are scoped on what the situation needs and quoted before anything starts. We publish real numbers because we do not believe in hiding the price behind a sales call.

Question 3

Can you remove something from Google?

Accepted Answer

Some of it. Data broker listings have opt-out paths. Court record aggregators have removal processes. Pages that impersonate you can come off the internet entirely. A real story from a real newsroom stays up. We tell you which is which in the first conversation, not three months in.

Question 4

What do AI assistants say about you when someone asks?

Accepted Answer

Whatever the pages a model can reach and trust already say about you, stated with the same confidence whether it is current or five years stale. We check what assistants say by name, keep a record of what they said and when, and treat that answer as a result in its own right.

We help people, businesses, and podcasts solve search and AI discoverability challenges.