# The Discoverability Company

> Search, AI visibility, and reputation work for people, businesses, and podcasts.
> Philadelphia. Published pricing. The guides below cover removal routes, opt-out
> forms, and the search and AI work behind them. Free, and none of it is gated.

## Services

- [Start with the work you need.](https://discoverability.co/services/): Every service we offer, with published pricing: court record and personal information removal, reputation management, websites, SEO, ads, and monitoring.
- [Ad Management](https://discoverability.co/services/ad-management/): Google Ads and Meta run for you: competitive research, creative, testing, and a check-in on your account two to three times a week.
- [You made it. Let’s get it in front of people.](https://discoverability.co/services/content-amplification/): You create the content. We share and promote it across leading platforms. Choose 7 days for $99 or 30 days for $199, per piece of content.
- [One post shouldn’t get to tell the whole story.](https://discoverability.co/services/content-removal/): Address one news story or social post for $499. We aim for removal, with a defined search-suppression fallback and a 60-day performance guarantee.
- [Court Record Removal](https://discoverability.co/services/court-record-removal/): The court record half of reputation management: one flat fee for every legal aggregator we can reach, and twelve months of re-submission.
- [Local SEO](https://discoverability.co/services/local-seo/): Show up in the map pack when someone nearby searches for what you sell. Profile, listings, location pages, and a real review process.
- [You shouldn’t have to keep searching yourself.](https://discoverability.co/services/monitoring/): Daily Search, Reddit, or social monitoring with email summaries and optional critical alerts. Search and Reddit $99/month; All Social $299/month.
- [Personal Information Removal](https://discoverability.co/services/personal-information-removal/): The privacy half of reputation management. Your address and phone number on people-search sites: every listing found, opted out, and watched for a year.
- [Let’s work on the whole picture.](https://discoverability.co/services/personal-orm/): One coordinated plan for your website, profiles, content, and removal work. $2,488 one time, with Search monitoring included indefinitely.
- [Podcast Growth](https://discoverability.co/services/podcast-growth/): Episode pages, transcripts, and written content that put your back catalog to work in search and AI. Runs through poddisco.
- [Press Placements](https://discoverability.co/services/press-placements/): A real story taken to the desks that already cover your subject. Earned coverage is the durable half of reputation management. No placement, no fee.
- [Review Management](https://discoverability.co/services/review-management/): Review reputation management: fake reviews, competitor sabotage, and ex-employee one-stars, filed against the policy each platform actually enforces.
- [SEO and AI Optimization](https://discoverability.co/services/seo-and-ai-optimization/): On-page work that makes your pages the front-and-center answer, plus the off-page authority behind it. The visibility half of reputation management.
- [Website Design and Development](https://discoverability.co/services/website-development/): Pixel-perfect, technically clean websites built for reputation management and search, with on-page SEO and one target term owned per page.
- [Wikipedia Page Creation and Citations](https://discoverability.co/services/wikipedia/): Notability research first, then a sourced draft submitted through the proper review process. Refunded if you do not qualify.

## Guides

- [Free SEO resources and guides](https://discoverability.co/guides/): Every removal, reputation management and visibility procedure we run for clients, written out in full. No gate, no email required.
- [How to appear in AI search results: there's nothing to submit](https://discoverability.co/guides/appear-in-ai-search-results/): No form, no submission. The crawler names that decide whether Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Copilot and Claude can cite you, and how to check each.
- [Schema markup, and what it actually buys you](https://discoverability.co/guides/beginners-guide-to-schema-markup/): What schema markup does, the two blocks to copy, the two types Google retired, and how to check whether any of it worked.
- [How to clean up your search results before a job search](https://discoverability.co/guides/clean-up-google-before-a-job-search/): Reputation management before a job search: Google's monitor, the removal form, and your own background file, in order. What each hides, and what it misses.
- [Content removal: who published it decides what comes down](https://discoverability.co/guides/content-removal/): Five publishers, five policies. Which of a news story, a mugshot site, a federal press release, a Reddit post and an imposter site comes down.
- [Court record removal: what actually comes down](https://discoverability.co/guides/court-records/): One court case lands on eight sites at once. What an expungement reaches, what it misses, and which request each aggregator actually answers.
- [Does Bing SEO matter? Twenty minutes of it does](https://discoverability.co/guides/does-bing-seo-matter/): Bing is 9% of US search and 13% on desktop. The twenty-minute setup worth doing, the IndexNow toggle, and the work nobody should bill you for.
- [Your podcast needs a web address, not a website](https://discoverability.co/guides/does-your-podcast-need-its-own-website/): Apple and Spotify don't require a website you own, only a working web address in one feed tag. How to check yours, and when pages are worth building.
- [How to get a Wikipedia page for your company: the sources decide, not the draft](https://discoverability.co/guides/get-a-wikipedia-page-for-your-company/): Wikipedia has nothing to apply for. Test your company against the source rules first, disclose who is paying you, then draft and submit through AfC.
- [Does removing a Google result change a background check?](https://discoverability.co/guides/google-results-vs-background-checks/): Search results and background-screening reports are different systems. Understand what reputation work can change and where report errors belong.
- [How to use Google's removal tools on a court record](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-google-removal-tools-actually-work/): Google has no removal category for a court record. Which forms move one anyway, what to send with each, and what stays live after Google says yes.
- [How long reputation management takes, with real timelines](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-long-reputation-management-takes/): Removals can land in days, outranking runs in months. Real timelines from our own engagements, including eight days on one and six months on another.
- [How to tell a real reputation management company from a bad one](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-choose-a-reputation-management-company/): Eight questions that separate a firm doing the work from one selling a retainer, including the two answers that should end the conversation immediately.
- [How to get a Wikipedia page created: the sources decide, not you](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-get-a-wikipedia-page-created/): The Articles for Creation route step by step: the notability gate that decides it, the paid disclosure you post before editing, and the wait.
- [Perplexity citations, and what you can actually get changed](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-get-cited-by-perplexity-ai/): There's no Perplexity removal button. The answer report, the privacy form's two required dropdowns, and the crawler rules that move a citation.
- [How to increase podcast downloads: four levers, and one of them takes five minutes](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-increase-podcast-downloads/): Only your host counts downloads. The RSS category fix, Apple's pitch form and its two-week rule, and the YouTube setup, in the order to do them.
- [How to make your home address unsearchable](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-make-your-address-unsearchable/): Google will hide the page carrying your home address, free and without ID. It won't delete it. The exact requests, in the order that works.
- [How to rank higher in Apple Podcasts: the three fields, and the category that picks your chart](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-rank-higher-in-apple-podcasts/): Apple publishes its own ranking inputs. The three fields Search reads, the category that decides your chart, and why review campaigns move nothing.
- [How to get cited by ChatGPT, and what you actually control](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-rank-in-chatgpt-answers/): There is no ChatGPT submission form. Allow OAI-SearchBot in robots.txt, check the firewall for 403s, and track referrals with utm_source=chatgpt.com.
- [How to rank in Spotify podcast search: what you control, and what you don't](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-rank-in-spotify-podcast-search/): Claim the show at creators.spotify.com, get the 8-digit code out of your RSS feed, set the first category. What Spotify says ranks podcast search.
- [How to rank on Brave Search: your Google position doesn't carry over](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-rank-on-brave-search/): Brave runs its own index, so your Google position doesn't apply. The re-fetch tool, the robots rule that blocks it, and how to get a URL delisted.
- [How to remove a Reddit post or comment about you](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-a-reddit-post/): Reddit only removes what breaks its rules, and there's no defamation rule. The routes that work, plus the Google step that moves the result.
- [How to remove court records from Google](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-court-records-from-google/): Start with the sites holding your case, not Google. The four free forms, the order to send them in, and what each one really does.
- [How to remove DUI records from Google](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-dui-records-from-google/): Get the certified court order, then work the mugshot page, the screening companies, and Google. What each one takes off a DUI, and what it won't.
- [How to remove your info from Instant Checkmate](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-info-from-instant-checkmate/): Instant Checkmate's free suppression tool also covers TruthFinder, Intelius and USSearch. The steps, and the verification that strands people.
- [How to remove your info from Intelius](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-info-from-intelius/): One Intelius opt-out also clears TruthFinder, Instant Checkmate and US Search. The steps, and the verification loop that stops it.
- [How to remove your info from MyLife: one form, and a State dropdown that decides how hard it is](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-info-from-mylife/): MyLife's opt-out lives at /privacyrequest, not /privacy. Set the State dropdown first, and expect suppression rather than deletion.
- [How to remove your info from PeopleFinders](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-info-from-peoplefinders/): PeopleFinders emails you the real removal form and that link dies in 24 hours. The two-stage opt-out in order, and the failure that leaves it up.
- [How to remove your info from TruthFinder: the form moved, and one request covers four sites](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-info-from-truthfinder/): TruthFinder's opt-out moved to PeopleConnect's Suppression Center. One free request covers four sites. The steps, and what quietly undoes it.
- [How to remove your info from Whitepages](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-info-from-whitepages/): Whitepages removal is free and needs no ID, but it needs a phone call. The five screens, the no-phone route, and what to check after.
- [How to remove your listing from Radaris: one record at a time, People Search only](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-listing-from-radaris/): Radaris blocks one record per opt-out, deletes nothing, and covers People Search only. The real form URL, the confirmation step, and what comes back.
- [How to remove your mugshot from BustedNewspaper: one hidden form, four accepted dispositions](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-mugshot-from-bustednewspaper/): BustedNewspaper's removal form is hidden and accepts four dispositions only. The exact fields, the 3 MB cap, and what to do when nothing happens.
- [How to remove your mugshot from Google: the free request that deletes it, and the form that comes back denied](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-mugshot-from-google/): The free Mugshots.com request that actually deletes, the Google condition most booking photo removals fail, and the image step people skip.
- [How to remove your mugshot from JailBase: the site is 404ing, so today's job is the Google result](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-mugshot-from-jailbase/): jailbase.com is 404ing on every page. Clear the leftover Google result today, and file the free per-record opt-out when the site comes back.
- [How to remove your mugshot from Mugshots.com: two email addresses, and only one of them removes anything](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-mugshot-from-mugshots-com/): Mugshots.com removal is free and email only. One address removes the record, the other only adds your disposition. Get your ID out of the URL first.
- [How to remove your record from CaseMine](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-record-from-casemine/): CaseMine has no removal form. The one email to send, the exact URL it needs, and the family-law rule that refuses most requests.
- [How to remove your record from Justia](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-record-from-justia/): Justia's four-field form is meant to block a URL from search, not delete it. What to paste in it, where to send it, and how to check the block held.
- [How to remove your record from Trellis](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-record-from-trellis/): Trellis redacts your name from a public docket for free, no court order needed. Where the request starts, what to attach, and what it won't fix.
- [How to remove your record from UniCourt](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-record-from-unicourt/): UniCourt's redaction request is free but narrow. Who can file it, the four factors it weighs, the document to upload, and the 30-day wait.
- [How to remove your record from vLex and Fastcase](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-your-record-from-vlex/): Mail contentremovals@clio.com for a vLex or Fastcase case page, use the Docket Alarm form for dockets, and expect a refusal on a published opinion.
- [How to remove yourself from Spokeo: one listing at a time, and it comes back](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-remove-yourself-from-spokeo/): Spokeo's opt-out takes a profile URL and an email, one listing at a time. The form, the confirmation-email gate, and the site it doesn't cover.
- [How to take down an imposter website](https://discoverability.co/guides/how-to-take-down-imposter-websites/): Host first, registrar second. Abuse forms that work, what makes a report actionable, and why a clone that steals nothing isn't the registrar's job.
- [How to monitor your name without reading every comment](https://discoverability.co/guides/monitor-your-name-online/): Choose useful keywords, platforms, and email alerts so you can keep track of your name without living in your notifications.
- [Online harassment as a content creator: what to do next](https://discoverability.co/guides/online-harassment-content-creators/): Dealing with online harassment as a creator? What to document, how to report abuse, and when removal, monitoring, or outside help makes sense.
- [Personal information removal: a dozen sites, a dozen forms, and they repost](https://discoverability.co/guides/personal-information/): Your address sits on a dozen people-search sites that share the same data. Which form covers four sites, what each one asks for, and why they repost.
- [Making a podcast findable: the free afternoon, then the catalog](https://discoverability.co/guides/podcasts/): Apple and Spotify each run their own search and neither reaches the web. The free afternoon of feed work, then the catalog, in the order to do them.
- [You published something good. How do more people see it?](https://discoverability.co/guides/promote-existing-content/): A practical plan for promoting an existing article, video, or episode across platforms and measuring useful attention.
- [How to remove a DOJ or U.S. Attorney press release from Google](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-a-doj-press-release-from-google/): DOJ publishes no removal process. The district contact who can edit the page, what to send with your order, and the two forms that refuse you.
- [How to remove a news article from Google](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-a-news-article-from-google/): Google won't pull a live news story. The corrections request that works, the four search paths, and California's 20-day clock on a false one.
- [How to remove an FBI press release from Google: check who owns the page first](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-an-fbi-press-release-from-google/): Open the release and watch the address bar: fbi.gov or justice.gov decides who can take it down. There's no form, so here's who to write to.
- [How to remove an IRS press release from Google: read the status code first](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-an-irs-press-release-from-google/): IRS Criminal Investigation releases before August 2021 already 404. Read the status code first, then file the one free Google request that works.
- [How to remove arrest records from Google](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-arrest-records-from-google/): The certified order to send, the free Mugshots.com request, and the one Google condition that gets most arrest removals denied.
- [How to remove bankruptcy records from Google](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-bankruptcy-records-from-google/): A bankruptcy petition puts your street address online too. The free de-index request at each republisher, what UniCourt needs, and the 60-day wait.
- [How to remove divorce records from Google](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-divorce-records-from-google/): Two free redaction forms, no court order and no fee, are the first move. Then the court file, then Google. What comes off, and what never does.
- [How to remove eviction records from Google and tenant screening reports](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-eviction-records-from-google/): Pull your tenant screening file, dispute it in writing with each company, and check whether your state seals the eviction case at all.
- [Remove small claims records from Google](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-small-claims-records-from-google/): Check your court deadline first, then file with UniCourt, Trellis and judyrecords: the exact forms, what to attach, and what each one takes down.
- [How to remove your info from BeenVerified](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-your-info-from-beenverified/): BeenVerified hides your listing, it doesn't delete it. The real opt-out URL, the email route when the form won't load, and the eight sister sites.
- [How to remove your info from FastPeopleSearch](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-your-info-from-fastpeoplesearch/): FastPeopleSearch asks for a name and an email, no ID. The emailed link dies at 24 hours, and the cookie opt-out is a second, separate step.
- [How to remove your info from TruePeopleSearch](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-your-info-from-truepeoplesearch/): TruePeopleSearch says opt-outs need no verification, but one in three gets denied. The form, the phone route, and why your listing comes back.
- [How to remove your name from Google search results](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-your-name-from-google-search/): There is no button that takes your name off Google. Every reputation management route works one URL at a time. The exact forms, in the order that works.
- [How to remove your record from CourtListener](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-your-record-from-courtlistener/): One free contact-form request gets your CourtListener page blocked from search engines. What to paste in, which URL to send, what deletion takes.
- [Remove your record from DocketBird](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-your-record-from-docketbird/): DocketBird takes your case down free and immediately, but its request page is unlinked. The exact URL, the card name-match, and the mail-in route.
- [How to remove your record from PacerMonitor](https://discoverability.co/guides/remove-your-record-from-pacermonitor/): PacerMonitor publishes no removal policy. The one email address, what belongs in it, and the Rule 5.2 motion that does the real work.
- [When your company failed and the internet kept the receipts](https://discoverability.co/guides/reputation-management-after-a-business-closes/): The shutdown coverage outlives the company and attaches to the founder. What comes down, what does not, and why owning the account beats burying it.
- [Reputation management after a civil lawsuit](https://discoverability.co/guides/reputation-management-after-a-lawsuit/): A civil case leaves a docket, not a conviction, and aggregators copy it anyway. Which pages come down, which get outranked, and why winning changes little.
- [Reputation management after an arrest](https://discoverability.co/guides/reputation-management-after-an-arrest/): Reputation management after an arrest runs in order: the certified court order first, then the publisher, your state statute, Google, and every screener.
- [What diligence finds before a funding round or an acquisition](https://discoverability.co/guides/reputation-management-before-a-funding-round/): Investors search the founders before the term sheet. What diligence turns up, and why the week before a raise is already too late to fix it.
- [What reputation management costs, and why nobody else will tell you](https://discoverability.co/guides/reputation-management-cost/): Our standard personal reputation management package is $2,488, one time, published not quoted on a call. What it covers, and why no firm posts a number.
- [Your search results before a board seat or an executive hire](https://discoverability.co/guides/reputation-management-for-an-executive-hire/): Search firms and boards read candidates early, and separately. What they find, what a screening report adds, and how far ahead to start.
- [Reputation management and SEO are not the same job](https://discoverability.co/guides/reputation-management-vs-seo/): SEO wins a keyword you picked. Reputation work fixes a page you did not pick, for a query that is your own name. Where they overlap, and where they do not.
- [When the search results for your name belong to somebody else](https://discoverability.co/guides/reputation-management-when-you-share-a-name/): Somebody with your name was arrested, sued, or went viral, and the results follow you instead. What can be corrected, and what only outranking will fix.
- [Reputation management: four problems on one page](https://discoverability.co/guides/reputation/): Reputation management starts with four problems on one page: removable, unremovable, missing and stale. Which ones come down, and the order that holds.
- [Should you respond to an online pile-on?](https://discoverability.co/guides/respond-to-online-pile-on/): Decide whether a public response will clarify the situation, spread it further, or expose information you want to protect.
- [Search and AI visibility: what you actually control](https://discoverability.co/guides/search-and-ai/): Ranking and being cited are separate jobs. The crawler names that decide each engine, the CDN block nobody sees, and how to measure it by hand.
- [How to run opposition research on yourself](https://discoverability.co/guides/self-opposition-research-checklist/): Reputation management starts by auditing yourself in four layers: search results, data brokers, your FCRA background file, and PACER. What each turns up.
- [Someone is pretending to be me online. What should I do?](https://discoverability.co/guides/someone-impersonating-me-online/): Find the fake account, preserve the evidence, report the specific behavior, and watch for repeat impersonation.
- [Your website is blocked. Work out which filter did it, then get unblocked.](https://discoverability.co/guides/website-blocked-how-to-fix-it/): A block page means a filter flagged you: Comcast, Safe Browsing, or a blocklist. Diagnose which one, fix the cause, then request the right review.
- [What a reputation management company actually does all day](https://discoverability.co/guides/what-a-reputation-management-company-does/): Four separate jobs sold as one phrase: removal, outranking, building what is missing, and watching it. Which one your situation actually needs.
- [What is actually inside a reputation management package](https://discoverability.co/guides/whats-included-in-reputation-management/): Our standard package itemized: assessment, a website you own, profiles, court record and personal information removal, and monitoring with no expiry.
- [When old coverage outranks everything you have done since](https://discoverability.co/guides/when-negative-results-outrank-your-own-work/): Nothing is false, nothing is removable, and a story from years ago outranks your current work. Why that happens, and the only thing that fixes it.
- [Which states ban mugshot removal fees: six order a takedown, five only pay you damages](https://discoverability.co/guides/which-states-ban-mugshot-removal-fees/): Six states make a mugshot site take the photo down. Five only ban the fee. The state you were arrested in decides which letter you send.
- [Why almost everybody bills reputation management monthly](https://discoverability.co/guides/why-reputation-management-is-billed-monthly/): The retainer is a pricing decision, not a cost of delivery. What actually recurs in this work, what finishes, and what to ask anyone quoting you monthly.
- [Why your expunged record is still showing online](https://discoverability.co/guides/why-your-expunged-record-is-still-online/): Your order binds the clerk, not the websites. Which free request each site takes, what proof goes with it, and the point where none of it works.
- [Why an AI assistant can't find your podcast: there's no text to read](https://discoverability.co/guides/why-your-podcast-is-invisible-to-ai/): Audio isn't indexable, so assistants have nothing to read. Publish one page per episode with the full transcript on a domain you own.
- [How to get a citation or link added to a Wikipedia article you don't control](https://discoverability.co/guides/wikipedia-link-insertion-how-it-works/): You can't buy a link into an existing Wikipedia article. The one route is a disclosed edit request on its talk page, and here's exactly what to post.
- [How to correct an error in your Wikipedia article](https://discoverability.co/guides/wikipedia-page-maintenance-and-edits/): You shouldn't edit your own Wikipedia article. Disclose the connection, then post an edit COI request on the Talk page. The click path and wording.

## Case studies

- [The work, with the numbers attached.](https://discoverability.co/case-studies/): Eight anonymized reputation management engagements with the numbers behind them: what the search results looked like, what we did, and what changed.
- [The name the AI assistants mention most.](https://discoverability.co/case-studies/ai-answer-visibility/): AI-answer visibility from 20% to 42% in one month, and the most-mentioned brand in its category across four assistants.
- [Putting a bankruptcy behind you.](https://discoverability.co/case-studies/bankruptcy-off-page-one/): Reputation management after a bankruptcy: six page-one results to zero in three months. Four aggregators removed outright, the rest outranked.
- [Reclaiming your life after a federal case.](https://discoverability.co/case-studies/clearing-federal-record/): Reputation management after a federal case: nine negative page-one results to zero in six months. Aggregators removed, real news outranked, never faked.
- [Same orders, half the ad spend.](https://discoverability.co/case-studies/ecommerce-ad-spend/): A Shopify brand's Google Ads account: media spend cut 54% at the same order volume, cost per completed order improved 2.1x.
- [The record was expunged. Google didn't care.](https://discoverability.co/case-studies/expunged-record-still-online/): Reputation management after an expungement: the #1 result for her name gone in 8 days, and 0 of 281 checked aggregator records were still hers.
- [An imposter site, dead in days, not months.](https://discoverability.co/case-studies/imposter-site-takedown/): Brand reputation management at speed: a pixel-for-pixel clone of a pre-IPO company's site, hard-removed by the host and the operator banned.
- [From nearly-invisible to #1 in their market.](https://discoverability.co/case-studies/local-business-google-maps/): A weight-loss clinic drew 5,000 search impressions a month and under 50 clicks. Rebuilt for how AI reads the web: 36,753 impressions and #1 in both cities.
- [A new business, discoverable from day one.](https://discoverability.co/case-studies/new-business-launch/): Page one built before the name went public, so the first thing the world found was the story they wanted told.

## Who we work with

- [Who We Work With](https://discoverability.co/for/): People, businesses, and podcasts. The list of places you have to maintain keeps growing, and none of it maintains itself. Here is who we do that work for.
- [For Businesses](https://discoverability.co/for/businesses/): Business reputation management. Customers search, read the reviews, and ask an AI what you do before they ever call. We work on what comes back.
- [Your work should be easier to find than the noise around it.](https://discoverability.co/for/creators/): Get your work seen and address harmful posts, unwanted exposure, and harassment. Reputation services for creators and entertainers, with clear prices.
- [For Doctors](https://discoverability.co/for/doctors/): Healthgrades, Vitals and RateMDs rank for your name before your practice does. We work the review profiles, the board record, and what is missing.
- [For Executives](https://discoverability.co/for/executives/): Search firms, boards and screening companies read you separately and early. What each one finds, and how far ahead the fixes have to start.
- [An old case doesn't tell the whole story.](https://discoverability.co/for/justice-impacted/): Court-record removal, personal-information removal, and content suppression for justice-impacted people. Clear prices and a broader reputation package.
- [For Lawyers](https://discoverability.co/for/lawyers/): Avvo, Martindale and your state bar record are all searchable, and a former client review outranks your firm. What can move, and what has to be outranked.
- [You should have a say in what the internet says about you.](https://discoverability.co/for/people/): Have a say in what the internet says about you. Promotion, removal and monitoring for creators, professionals and justice-impacted people.
- [For Podcasts](https://discoverability.co/for/podcasts/): Every episode is a conversation somebody is searching for right now. We turn your back catalog into pages the open web can find, through poddisco.
- [Your name gets searched before you get introduced.](https://discoverability.co/for/professionals/): Help clients, employers, and partners find your current work. Promotion, removal, and monitoring for professionals, founders, and executives.
- [For Real Estate](https://discoverability.co/for/real-estate/): Zillow and Realtor.com reviews follow an agent between brokerages, and your license record is public. What moves, and what to build instead.
- [For Restaurants](https://discoverability.co/for/restaurants/): Yelp, Google Maps and TripAdvisor decide whether a table gets booked. We work the review platforms, the map pack, and the listings nobody has updated.
- [For Small Business](https://discoverability.co/for/small-business/): Your Google Business Profile, Yelp and the BBB answer for you before your site does. We work the surfaces customers actually read before they call.

## About

- [We have reputation management solutions for your specific needs.](https://discoverability.co/): Reputation management, content promotion, removal and monitoring for people and businesses. Clear services, published prices, and a person you can talk to.
- [We built the company we needed.](https://discoverability.co/about-the-discoverability-company/): The history of The Discoverability Company, why we do reputation management in public, and why everyone should get a say in their own online narrative.
- [Tell us what you're up against.](https://discoverability.co/contact-us/): Tell us what people find when they search your name or your business. A person replies by email with what reputation management would actually involve.
- [I've spent my career making things discoverable.](https://discoverability.co/meet-drew-chapin/): Drew Chapin founded The Discoverability Company after rebuilding his own search results. Two decades making things findable, and one very public failure.
- [Clear prices. A place to start.](https://discoverability.co/pricing/): What reputation management costs here, published rather than quoted behind a discovery call. Flat project fees, and monthly only where work keeps going.
- [Privacy Policy](https://discoverability.co/privacy/): How The Discoverability Company collects, uses, and retains your information, including our text messaging and cookie practices.
- [SlimFit email drafts](https://discoverability.co/slimfit/email-drafts/): Private review page for SlimFit Weightloss and Wellness Center. Eleven email directions, each shown at phone width as it would arrive in a patient inbox.
- [Building the Future Together](https://discoverability.co/souprema/): Private Souprema partner materials, including the current vision report, franchise presentation, interest sheet, and QR code.
- [Terms of Service](https://discoverability.co/terms/): The terms governing our services, payment, published guarantees, intellectual property, and limitations of liability.