CRM monitors, detects, alerts and removes

online reputation threats

for companies from all industries and individuals. 

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 Full Permanent Suppression of Negative Information from the Web

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info@webcide.com 

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Our Team of professional defamation attorneys, will help you eliminate #onlinedefamation  we help our clients permanently erase content from every type of website on the Internet, covering court records websites, online news websites, complaints sites, reviews sites, discussion boards, gossip news websites, blogs, all social media websites. 

 

We work with Fortune 500 companies, CEOs, and celebrities. We know as well as anyone that a single negative review can turn away potential customers. Thus, we must do exceptional work for every single client. 

 

Having bad news on the first page of Google search results is like having bad news on the front page of the newspaper. But unlike a newspaper that changes every day, your search results won’t change unless you do something about it.

 

We can help. According to an AOL study, 90% of Google searchers never make it past page one for a given search. Our in-house team of talented project managers uses proprietary technology and industry best practices to push down damaging information, and pushing up relevant, accurate information onto page one of Google.

 

Our white glove Account Management team will provides you with end-to-end campaign correspondence, making this a hands-off job on your part and easy to see what's being done every step of the way. 

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Negative content can damage a company or person worse than the author often realizes. Journalists unwittingly (or wittingly) destroy people and brands everyday with negative content.

 

Years after an article, blog post, or video is published it can have extremely destructive effects. So how does one remove negative content from Google search, Yelp, YouTube, or other places?

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Sometimes damaging online content can be taken down, blocked by special code, or banned - but most times it must be pushed down or suppressed.

After a Google search for your brand or name, you might just throw up your hands and want to know how to remove yourself from Google searches altogether, but that is rarely possible because most information is from

public sources and it's very hard to get people (and governments) to

cease posting anything about you again. 

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