Search reputation · Suppression only
Nobody clicks page two.
Fewer than one percent of people ever get there. We don't delete what's written about you — we build the ten things that outrank it, until the result you're worried about sits where nobody looks.
Free. We map your page one, classify all ten results, and tell you what it would actually take — before you pay anything.
From $2,500/month. Published, not quoted — because you already wanted to know.
Built by the team behind ReviewsLift and MapsIQ · Metro Detroit
Before you talk to anyone else
Four things we won't tell you.
Most firms in this business lead with 'pay only if it's removed.' It's a good ad. It's also a promise about something nobody controls, and it's the reason this industry has the reputation it has. Here's where we're different, stated plainly enough that you can hold us to it.
We won't say
We'll get it deleted.
We don't file takedowns, we don't send threats to publishers, and we don't promise removal. We push results down. That is a different thing, it is the thing that reliably works, and we'd rather be precise about it than sell you a maybe.
We won't offer
No win, no fee.
Contingency pricing sounds risk-free. In practice it pays firms to promise outcomes they can't control and to take cases they shouldn't. We charge for work we know how to do, and we show you the map every month so you can see it happening.
We won't guarantee
A date, or a position.
An old directory listing might slide in six weeks. A national news story can take a year, and occasionally never fully clears. We'll tell you which one you have before you sign, not after.
We won't write
A single fake anything.
No invented reviews, no fabricated press, no testimonials from people who don't exist. Everything we build is real, published under real names, and it stays up because it deserves to.
The mechanism
We don't argue with the internet. We outrank it.
Page one has ten slots. Where a result sits decides almost entirely whether anyone reads it. Moving something from the top of the page to the top of page two doesn't require the publisher's cooperation, a lawyer, or anyone's permission — and it removes roughly 98% of the people who would have seen it.
27.6%
Position one
54.4%
Top three combined
2.4%
Position ten
0.63%
Position eleven
The method
Ten slots. We fill them.
If the result you're worried about sits at position one, it takes ten stronger pages above it to clear page one. That's the whole job, and it's why the work is a build rather than a request. Here's the sequence.
Week 0
The slot map
We pull your page one and classify all ten results — what you own, what's neutral, and what's costing you. Then we count exactly how many assets it takes to displace what's there. Every number we quote you comes from this.
Weeks 1–4
The foundation
A proper site on your own name, built as six or more separate pages so it can hold more than one slot. Structured data connecting it to every profile you actually control. Then we claim, complete and connect the profiles themselves.
Months 2–6
Earned coverage
Podcast appearances, contributed articles, trade press, industry directories, speaking bios. Third-party pages outrank self-published ones and they're what makes a page one look like a person rather than a campaign.
Ongoing
Velocity
Campaigns that stop publishing in the first ninety days rarely work. Two pieces a month on your site and one placement elsewhere, for the length of the term. Then maintenance, because suppression that stops being fed slides back.
Ten slots. Let's see what's in yours.
Get your slot mapThe part most firms treat as an afterthought
Increasingly, the answer isn't a list of links.
A growing share of people looking you up never see ten blue links at all. They read an AI summary, or they ask ChatGPT directly. An AI answer that opens with the worst thing about you is a harder problem than a bad search result, because there's no position to push it out of — it's in the answer itself.
The same work fixes both. AI assistants assemble what they say about a person from what's crawlable, consistent and corroborated across the open web, which is exactly what the build above produces. We can't edit a model and we won't pretend otherwise — but every month we run your name through the major assistants, log what they say word for word, and put it in your report. Ask the other firms whether they do that.
What to expect
Honest timelines, by what you're up against.
These are ranges from real campaigns, not promises. Difficulty depends on the authority of the site hosting the result, how common your name is, how much you already have online, and whether the story is still developing.
The article still exists. It's just somewhere nobody goes.
Start here
Get your slot map. Free, and yours either way.
We pull your page one, classify every result on it, count what it would take to displace what's there, and send it to you. If we're not the right fit — or if it's work we won't take — we'll say so plainly and you'll still have the map.
No forms that go nowhere. You'll speak to the person who'd run your campaign.