[GUIDE] Deindex any article or post from GOOGLE by yourself for FREE (Dont ever pay again)

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Hi folks,

I have seen many people struggling with some bad articles or posts about them or their companies, and many are paying a lot to get them deindexed from Google.

Today, I am going to share with you something that has helped me and many others deindex their articles or posts from search engines.

Let's take an example: someone posts something negative about you and your company on some sites, and you want to remove it. Follow these steps:

Use Google Search Console: Open your Google Search Console dashboard, go to Removals, click 'New Request,' and submit the exact URL. It will be hidden from search results within about 24 hours.

Make sure login to console with your real account (without vpn or proxy)

Important: mention why this should be deindexed—simply write a brief explanation like, "We are completely unaware of this post or article someone wrote or posted, and the site does not have legal rights to post or write this." Just like that, you’ll see the article or post deindexed from Google search within 24-48 hours. This works because Google sends a notice to the publisher requesting them to upload various documents or tested notices from attorney domain authorities. If they can't provide these to google, Google simply deindexes the article or post.

Using this method, you can remove articles, posts, or even entire domains from google search. (I have a method to remove reviews from the search engine that I will share in the next article because I have to write a lot about that.)

I'm sharing this method with the community so you don't need to pay anyone; you can do it yourself for FREE.

I have tried and tested this many times for removing Reddit posts, articles and news articles etc.

Hope this helps

Cheers!

PS: to moderators i am new to this forum and if by any chance i am breaking any rules by sharing this please do consider removing it or moving it to the right section.
 
It’s only temporary and does not delete the source page or provide permanent deindexing. In order for the removal to be permanent, there should be a proper legal or policy reason.
 
It’s only temporary and does not delete the source page or provide permanent deindexing. In order for the removal to be permanent, there should be a proper legal or policy reason.
On this guide we are talking about DEINDEX from the google only not from the source page

I have done it plenty of times and its worked always.
 
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