Our domain gets autocorrected by Google

[chrismatters]

Hey everyone,

I work as part of Treblle, and when you try searching us on Google, it gets autocorrected. How can google find my company if my company name intentionally has a typo in it?

 

[zerolimit]

add another word after treblle. you can try treblleapi or something.

I have seen a website called coinmarketcal.com, you can try to search it on google and all the results will be about coinmarketcap.com
let me remind you that coinmarketcal.com rank within 10k in alexa, it's a big website but still got completely shadowed by another website with higher authority.

so yeah, you better change your name or add something to it to make it different.
rank 1 for Treblle is wiki and I don't think your company website will beat it anytime soon.

 

[PKR10]

This could sound like a dumb idea but it could work. Google’s auto correct goes by what they think you’re looking for. If you could get your brand name searched more on Google then it might stop doing this. You could achieve this either manually, a scheduled script, or some viral marketing

 

[chrismatters]

This could sound like a dumb idea but it could work. Google’s auto correct goes by what they think you’re looking for. If you could get your brand name searched more on Google then it might stop doing this. You could achieve this either manually, a scheduled script, or some viral marketing

Its not dumb other people on reddit have suggested this. There are services that offer brand searches i just don't want to risk our domain. We have friends in google so we might have to take that route.

 

[paraztos]

Google does not know your 'Brand' right now. As such it is suggesting autocorrect. As others mentioned brand search is ok, also get 'Brand' backlinks where the anchor is your brand. This will signal Google that your name is intentional as is.
Putting out some Press Releases might not be a horrible idea either.

 

[chrismatters]

Google does not know your 'Brand' right now. As such it is suggesting autocorrect. As others mentioned brand search is ok, also get 'Brand' backlinks where the anchor is your brand. This will signal Google that your name is intentional as is.
Putting out some Press Releases might not be a horrible idea either.

Working on building backlinks and mentions

 

[pixyer]

The more you add backlinks with "your name", even if misspelled, then google will start understanding it's a name that exists that way, misspelled. As per how long you'd have to wait and if it's worth the effort, rather than changing your name, that's questionable. It would depends how much work you have done already on the brand, before considering if better to rebrand rather than "hope" on google.

 

[crnack]

Wait 2 years.