I have a client (image is for reference). I am stuck and need some fresh ideas to suppressing or replacing these posts that are harmful to their business. I am calling this box a "Reddit Display" because I have no idea what else to call it.
They are influenced by Google SERPS not Reddit SERPS...
I was specking out the job and never got it. I wish I had the secret sauce but what I learned was higher domain websites (social media) and buying aged domains with higher authority and changing the H1, Title, meta description to the main keyword can get that site to rank on the first page...
I am curious too. I think they have several quality gmail profiles that mark it as spam and report it over and over again. Its the only tool that I know that can work unless they have someone on the inside that can manually delete them.
PR is definitely more important than ever since AI search is closer to doing SEO in 2001 vs 2025. It's about volume and curating the messaging so AI picks it up.
It never replaces SEO practices and I have found a great detailed website will always be a best starting place.
Your site's age matters for ranking. Newer domains go into SEO jail for 8 months or more. So patience is key here.
If you are a local business then get local links will be better than generic links.
Thank you. This is helpful. I can take more time if needed. up to 6 months, but curious how to get it done faster. I can look into getting his name into publications. Do you think there is any benefit to getting exact name domains and building them up?
That is what I was thinking. My thought...
Hey everyone,
I’m working on a reputation management project and would love advice from anyone who has tackled something similar.
Context:
Client is a local business owner.
They don’t have much of a social footprint.
Unfortunately, there’s a DOJ/court record about a felony that ranks on page...
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