Who is Negative Reviews Management?

Negative Reviews Management has grown into one of the largest and fastest growing companies in the industry known as “Reputation Management”. We are a team of over 65 people working out of our UK office. We work with around 2500+ clients every month. Negative Reviews Management was founded by industry veterans, filling an obvious hole in the industry.

What is your guarantee?

We can’t guarantee that we can delete every single thing that exists on the internet. Our guarantee is that we remove what you’re trying to remove, or you don’t pay. Before signing an agreement, we’ll outline the cost and time frame to remove your negative links.

Remove content means that you push content down on search results?

At Negative Reviews Management, we can permanently remove your content online. That’s what separates Guaranteed Removals from the rest. While our competitors focus on pushing down or hiding content, we delete it- permanently.

How long does it take to see results?

Some links can be deleted within 24 hours. Generally, we ask for 90 days in our contract, but we do offer expedite options for those that need quick results.

Does it matter if the content is true or false?

No. At Negative Reviews Management, we understand that mistakes happen. Just because a business has complaints, doesn’t mean they don’t have thousands of customers who value them. Just because an individual has made a mistake, doesn’t necessarily mean that mistake should define them for the rest of their lives. We do have a company policy to turn down clients that we believe are a current danger to the public.

Which websites can you remove content from?

To date, we have successfully removed content from or outright deleted over 25,000 links. We have successfully removed news articles, blogs, attack websites, reviews, complaints, mugshots, civil legal documents, pdf’s, pictures, videos, and more. Not everything is possible to remove, but we have removed many things that our clients initially believed were impossible.

We have used lawyers to help remove content in some cases, but not usually. We’ll go over our plan of action when working together.

What is your process?

New clients will be assigned an Operations Consultant. The Ops Consultant will go over the details of the specific content we are trying to remove. How old is the content? What is the story behind it? Is it true or false? If this is regarding a criminal or civil matter, what was the outcome of the case? Do you have any paperwork on the matter? Do we have prior experience with the website you are trying to remove from? Etc. Each situation is different, and how we go about attempting to remove the content depends on the situation.

Competitor X says that content can’t be removed

They’re wrong. Most reputation companies focus on pushing down negative content in the search engine, rather than learning how to get content removed. Due to this, we often hear of competitors telling clients that what we’re offering is impossible. Of course, removing content is not impossible. We do it every day. If someone created an article or page, we can remove the content. All our services are completely legal, and clients don’t pay unless we can remove their issue.

What about protecting against future negative content?

Our main service is focused on getting rid of the negative content you currently have, but in certain cases, we can help people protect themselves against future issues. Our Future Protection Plan is like insurance. Companies pay us a monthly fee, and we monitor and work towards removing any future negative content for free or a discounted rate. Alternatively, we also offer guaranteed PRM (Positive Reputation Management), generating credible news articles or interviews for you. This content can counteract future negative information.

What does de-index mean?

When something is de-indexed, the content still exists, but it has been completely removed from a search engine. It will not be findable on any search term—not on page 1, not on page 41. Even if you were to copy and paste the link of the negative article that you wish to remove from the search engine, it would still not show up anywhere. Generally, de-indexing is as good a solution as deletion because the only way to find the de-indexed article is to go directly to the website and search for it (which generally never happens in practice). Our first goal is to outright delete negative content from existence on the offending website, but some news organizations or websites have a policy of never removing content. In these situations, sometimes the website is willing to compromise and deindex the offending page.

Do you work for companies or individuals?

We work with both individuals and companies. With around 200 new clients every month, it’s evenly split between individuals and businesses.

Why did you start this company?

Two reasons: 1. We’ve found that no company was providing what people want. All other Reputation Management companies mainly focus on suppression (the act of pushing down content so fewer people see it). While this can have some results (if done successfully), it’s not the solution anyone really wants—it’s the solution people were settling for because they thought there was no other option. No one wants to have to stress about negative content for the rest of their lives and worry about whether or not someone important sees it. They want it outright deleted; permanently gone. That is what we focus on. 2. People can write whatever they want online without any real proof, and what people read online greatly influences their opinion of a person or company. We believe in a free and open internet that allows people to post opinions and news. We also believe that people deserve the right to defend themselves against accusations and negative content affecting their livelihood. We aim to provide that defense.

Do you work with people in my country?

We have worked with clients in the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, New Zealand, and many other countries around the world. We do have a company policy to turn down clients that we believe are a current danger to the public.

That depends on the difficulty and amount of links you want to remove. We’ve worked with clients for as little as £500 and quoted as much as £100,000. Most solutions are in the £3,000 to £15,000 range. For a free, no-obligation quote: Contact one of our Reputation Consultants who will personally review your case. Our prices for removals are one-time fees, only due if we can successfully remove the content.

Removing content is great. How about generating positive stuff about me?

Yes, we have guaranteed packages to produce positive information about you. Our focus is on getting very credible news articles or interviews written about you. This hard-to-obtain content can show very positively in search results. By using our removal services, you can take your reputation from negative to neutral. By taking additional measures to develop and promote positive content, you’re turning your online reputation from a liability, to neutral, to a selling point.

Where are you located?

Our office is in the UK. We’ve removed over 3,000 links for over 1,500 clients. Clients have come from the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, New Zealand, and a handful of other countries across the world.

How to Protect Your Reputation on the Internet

If someone Googles your name or business, what type of information will they find? Protecting your reputation on the internet is a crucial step in improving the long term success of your personal brand or business. How do you protect your reputation online? Learn what you can do to gain confidence knowing your name is secured online while improving your online presence for good!

What Is an Online Reputation?

Your online reputation is based on how accurately your online presence represents either you as an individual or your business. Your online presence is formed by all of the information published on the internet that mentions your name or your business’s.

Why Your Search Results Matter

Online reputation has everything to do with how others perceive you or your business. Positive online search results support a positive reputation, but negative search results can be harmful to your reputation and hinder someone’s ability to trust you based on those search results.

Whether business or personal, information can be published on the internet without your consent. Reviews, blogs, articles, and social media posts can all affect your online reputation.

The Importance of Protecting Your Online Reputation

Protecting your online reputation allows you to remain in the driver’s seat when it comes to your online search results. Not only is protecting your personal information incredibly important, creating a positive online reputation can be extremely beneficial to your personal life and your career.

If and when someone Googles your name online, the first search results they see are a determining factor of whether or not they will be able to trust you as a credible and trustworthy source. Over 90% of Google traffic does not click past the first page of search results.

When the person Googling your name is a hiring manager, college acceptance board, new client, customer, or coworker, it’s in your best interest to make sure you’re on the first page of Google search results highlight your best qualities, not your worst.

Online Business Reputation

For businesses of any size, protecting your online reputation is critical to the validity of your brand. Establishing a positive online reputation allows your customers to trust your business and build healthier client and customer relationships.

5 Must-Do’s on How to Protect Your Reputation on the Internet:

There are 5 simple steps to protecting your reputation online. Whether it’s a personal reputation or business reputation, these key steps can be utilized to improve anyone’s online presence.

Google Yourself

A search engine’s main goal is to provide you with answers, and Google is the single most important search engine on the market. Odds are if someone has a question about you or your business, they’re going straight to Google for their answer.

Conduct your own SEO or Search Engine Optimization audit by Googling your name or your business. Take note of what type links, images, articles, review sites and profiles fill your first page of search results.

Delete Negative Content

Are your Google results helping you build a positive online presence, or is there questionable negative content that could be potentially harmful to your business or personal brand?

By removing negative content, you’re able to clean up your online search results and build up your online reputation with more positive content.

Tip: Do a social media cleanup across all of your social networking sites. Delete any negative comments, links, and images that could potentially be harmful to your online reputation.

Make Your Own website

Another great way to help improve and protect your reputation online is by creating your own website.

Website builders like Wix, Squarespace and WordPress allow you to create your own website with premade templates. This is especially useful for personal brands.

By creating your own website you give yourself the ability to answer questions someone might have about you. Use your website to highlight your achievements, interests and insight.

Reputation management teams like Negative Reviews Management are incredibly useful in creating a website that will land at the top of your first page of search results. With the help of SEO techniques and trained reputation management professionals, your site will check all the boxes to help cleanup your online search results for good.

Secure Your Name Across All Social Platforms

You always want to make sure to secure your name across all social networks. This allows Google to understand that your name is associated with those profiles, helping to send them to your first page of Google results.

In order to protect your reputation on the internet, you should always incorporate your full name into your social media profile usernames.

Publish Content Regularly

Publishing content regularly helps build up the credibility of your sites. Whether on your personal website, blog or social media profiles, publishing content regularly helps tell Google the information is relevant and fresh.

Adding a new blog post or social media post weekly is a simple and easy way to regularly manage your online reputation and improve your online presence.

When to Hire a Professional

If negative reviews and defamatory comments or links have turned your Google search results into a reputation crisis, it’s time to hire a professional.

Companies like Negative Reviews Management that provide reputation management services are trained in all areas of privacy protection. By working with a professional, you’re able to create a concrete plan of action to get you back in the driver’s seat of your online reputation.

Remove negative reviews, get more positive reviews, improve and protect your online reputation with Negative Reviews Management.

How to Protect Your Reputation on the Internet

What Is an Online Reputation?

Why Your Search Results Matter

The Importance of Protecting Your Online Reputation

Online Business Reputation

5 Must-Do’s on How to Protect Your Reputation on the Internet:

Google Yourself

Delete Negative Content

Make Your Own website

Secure Your Name Across All Social Platforms

Publish Content Regularly

When to Hire a Professional

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