What We Do Personal Reputation Management
Your search results are the first thing anyone learns about you, and right now somebody else wrote them. We take the whole first two pages as one job: what is inaccurate, what is exposed, what is missing, and what is buried. One plan, one price, and we tell you up front which parts can move and which cannot.
Assess
We go through the first two pages result by result and sort them into accurate, unwanted, neutral, and missing. You see exactly what we see.
A written result-by-result assessment and the work plan that comes out of it.
Build
We build your website and clean up the public profiles that explain what you actually do now, so there is something accurate for search to rank.
A personal website, plus profiles carrying consistent, current information.
Remove
We go after what can come down: court records sitting on the legal aggregators, your address and phone number on people-search sites, and old content whose owner will act on a proper request.
Court record and personal information removals filed, with a written result on every one.
Outrank
For whatever will not come down, we build the accurate material and drive real authority to it, because a new profile nobody links to does not move anything.
New pages and profiles built, promoted, and ranking where the old results used to sit.
Ongoing
We keep watching after the work is done. Results move on their own, removed listings come back, and you should not be the one checking.
Continuous monitoring and upkeep, included with the package and never billed again.
Examples of our personal reputation management work
Reclaiming your life after a federal case.
Someone who had served their sentence in full was still being introduced by a search engine as the worst day of their life. Nine negative page-one results to zero in six months. Aggregators removed where eligible, real journalism outranked, never faked.
Read a recent justice-impacted case studyPutting a bankruptcy behind you.
A technology founder with six page-one results, all of them aggregators republishing the same filing. Four came down outright and the rest were outranked. Six to zero in three months, and it has held on every check since.
Read a recent founder case studyQuestions we get about personal reputation management
What does personal reputation management cost?
$2,488, one time. Not monthly, not a retainer, no hidden fees. A bigger or more complicated situation still gets a real number from us quickly rather than a discovery call and a closed door.
What is actually included?
The whole first two pages as one job: the assessment, your website, the public profiles, court record and personal information removal, and the ongoing monitoring. It is one price for the outcome rather than a line item per task.
Is monitoring included, or extra?
Included, and indefinitely, under the one-time fee. Bought on its own it is billed monthly, priced against the surfaces and names being watched, and you can stop any month.
What if some of the results are accurate?
Then we tell you so before you pay us. Some results are accurate, fairly sourced, and staying exactly where they are. An honest no costs us a sale and saves you a year of paying for something that was never going to work.
Clear and transparent pricing: $2,488, one time
$2,488, one time. That covers the assessment, the website, the profiles, the court record and personal information removals, the content we build to outrank what stays, and the ongoing work after.
Not a retainer and not a subscription. The ongoing monitoring is included indefinitely and is not billed again.
A bigger or more complicated situation gets a real quote from us rather than a closed door. Wikipedia work is priced separately.
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Send us your name. We will show you the first two pages the way we see them before you decide anything.
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