And one more thing- a former client of mine in a niche where clients file a lot of lawsuits against service providers says that he stays off ROR by purchasing cheap banner ads on ROR directly. He tells me this has made ROR actually safeguard his vulnerable company from posters who seek to post false profiles (ROR just guarding its own bottom line like Google!)
Need Rip Off Report Taken Down
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If you are not a member or don't have PM privileges, simply become a member and post in this thread that you would like me to help you and I will PM you.
I have helped several clients with reputation management and specialize in getting unfavorable results off the first page of Google. I am able to provide case studies of clients I have helped before, as well.
Thanks and I look forward to helping you put your best image forward on the web!
Tytus
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- Apr 22, 2011
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So as I understood any report from ROR is on first page? Or how does it happen that some of them are on first page and some of them aren't? And how to find those reports on internet? I read some of reports on ROR and can't find any of them on internet. So looks like somebody has to go to ROR to look for it...correct me please if I'm wrong.
ineedmoney1
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- Dec 13, 2008
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Couldn't we like collectivly spam the shit out of ROR to porn sites to get there authority down? I dnt like one sided extorsion sites one bit. Like seriously couldn't we do scrapebox, and xrumer blasts, with anchor text like "horny big dicks on ripoff report" , etc, etc?
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VMagick
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- Jul 22, 2011
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In alot of cases contacting the complainant and solving the case directly with them is the easiest way. With all the SEO tricks in the world you can't remove a posting completely from the Serps.
It may move a bit from the front page listing for a while but it will still always be there and accessible. Chances are the moment you stop it will move right back into position.
One method I tried to take out ROR was to buy a buttload of sitewide links from this guy in India (60,000) who charged me only $60 for the month.
I directed this spam-tastic link juice at the ROR using my client's name as anchor text. Funny thing, Six weeks later the India site informed me they were suspending my links because they thought I was trying to destroy my client's reputation. LOL!
By this time the ROR had sunk to page 3 using this and other methods. It ended up staying down, and sinking even deeper in the serps for my client's name.
I directed this spam-tastic link juice at the ROR using my client's name as anchor text. Funny thing, Six weeks later the India site informed me they were suspending my links because they thought I was trying to destroy my client's reputation. LOL!
By this time the ROR had sunk to page 3 using this and other methods. It ended up staying down, and sinking even deeper in the serps for my client's name.
RULE NUMBER ONE IN REPUTATION MANAGEMENT: Never post a response on a ROR thread (or any other post that trashes your reputation). It only adds weight to this reputation-killer post and makes it look more legit and current to Google.
You're right, you can't make it go away from the Google Serps(actually, this was possible several years back with the Proxy hijack exploit until Google plugged this hole). But at least you can make it sink down to page 3 where most people will not see it.
Some ROR posts aren't on the front page. Try looking up ROR profiles directed at truly sh*tty companies like ATT. ROR has plenty of such posts, but when you Google ATT, you don't find these posts. (wonder why?????)
Most ROR reputation-killer posts make it on to the first page of Google because they are optimized for a small business name that is mentioned in the complaining post. A particular business name or doctor's name is an easy long-tail Google result that ROR can usually dominate at the #1 spot on page one. This is possible because most businesses aren't optimized to rank well for their own name (let alone any keywords that will bring them phone calls or conversions).
Thanks for the insight Glamdring. Quick question: Do you mean you pointed those links back to ROR site? If thats the case, suprised it was effective.
And what additional methods did you use on top of that to hold the ROR down?
the 60k sitewide links pointed at the ROR client profile were total unnatural and spammy, tilting the Google algorithm against the ROR page mentioning my client.
The Indian site owner who sold me the 60k links thought I was trying to destroy my client by pointing all my purchased links to his ROR scam profile- I couldn't explain advanced rep mgt. seo to this Hindu guy before he took down my links.
By this point I had started using several social media sites with my client name as the profile url, bought every useful .net and .org url with my client's name, and got to work on a hardcore on-page link structure at these urls -longtail kw's (like most proper business names) can be ginned up using mostly great on-page linking and content without off-page links. Then throw in some solid off page links and watch the ROR fall down.
I also have a couple other super ***** moves for heavier ROR profiles where the client previously f'd up and posted replies on the ROR thread. In trying to defend themselves, they only added content to the offending ROR profile, making it more relevant and authoritative in Google's eyes.
playerapX
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- Dec 8, 2008
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i wouldnt do business with this guy... they are pretty shady and half the time never respond to your emails.
hi.imandrew
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- Nov 22, 2009
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i recently had this problem. check my threads. VERY few ppl had answers for me or they all wanted thousands of $$'s so i got to work myself and did it! took 7! yes thats right 7!! ROR off from google and they are now in 100's pages of results. if you guys want results that arent going to cost u an arm plus a leg let me know or i will more then gladly point u in the right direction for a VERY small fee. i beat panda! and ROR!!! thats a double winner for me! 
jkwak
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- Jun 25, 2011
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Yelp is the same way they call on the restaurant owners once they start getting some reviews and if they don't want to convert to the paid service the restaurant page mysteriously starts getting bad reviews...