Services To Penalize a Site

[BigBrown]

Anyone have any great services that will penalize a site? blogroll links on farms. porn links. casino links. anything?

Having a constant watch on these forums... no I'm not trying to get rid of a competitor or do anything malicious. This is just to remove a fake complaint listing and recover some brand management.

Anything constructive would help. Thanks!

 

[SocialMediaManager]

How will you remove a complaint listing with negative seo ?

if fake complaint listing is from a web 2.0 you should build your own to outrank it

 

[BigBrown]

well... i'd have to build 10 to de"rank" the listing

 

[assphuck]

Rank a bunch of shit above the complaint. Especially if the complaint resides on a Google whitelisted site (ie. Yelp), that's the only way you can do it. Otherwise contact the site owner and offer some $ to make the complaint go away. A lot of the smaller review/complaint sites exist solely to profit from bribes.

 

[PrinceVisi]

How about helping yourself to get the Top Spots, instead of that?

Edit: If its 1 fake bad complaint, its not a big deal since the other good ones will outrun it!

 

[BigBrown]

would that really be the easiest way? not just fiverr'ing the url to death?

 

[john1444]

Rank a bunch of shit above the complaint. Especially if the complaint resides on a Google whitelisted site (ie. Yelp), that's the only way you can do it. Otherwise contact the site owner and offer some $ to make the complaint go away. A lot of the smaller review/complaint sites exist solely to profit from bribes.

Bribery is frown upon and against the law.....

 

[masterjani]

If the complain site is authority one, then it is tough to negative seo it. Rather try to create more mini sites with reviews about your service and other relecant contents with social profiles and social signals that will outrank it with quality backlinks.

 

[MafiaBoss]

Bad idea don't waste your time OP do something useful........

 

[Bostoncab]

ya forget about doing negative seo to something like a yelp page.. it won't work. I built like 200,000 backlinks to a yp.com page at one point and didnt vary the anchor at all.. freaking thing just sits in the top 5 now laughing at me.

 

[This Web Guy]

Depends on the site, if it's Yelp, feefoo or something similar just get some 'good' reviews on there. Every company has the odd bad review.

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[BigBrown]

Thanks for the feedback everyone.

Nah, I wouldn't say it's anything like an authority site at all. 0 backlinks, 0moz data etc...
Problem is it's a phone number that's ranking. the tLD is: ... nevermind google monitors this too close.
Maybe any of you experts might have a handle on this.

Looks like I might have to start building some blogspots and wordpress's

Has anyone actually ranked 10 sites to push a url down?

 

[Gyuman82]

Don't start fresh with web properties of your own (unless you want to rank a bunch of rave reviews about yourself). Just take all the properties already on page 1 around it and try to move those up.

That would be the easiest bet rather than starting with fresh properties.

 

[MadStacks]

Instead of performing negative SEO on it you can rank other sites and blogs above it especially since it does not have
any authority so it should be easy enough.

 

[BigBrown]

Thanks,

Yeah, thats what I was thinking with ranking the other sites above it

 

[srinu0812]

Yes. That's pretty much it. Instead of trying to push down a page, try ranking many web 2.0s related to your service.