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So I do ORM for personal individuals and sometimes it can be a bit daunting to manage their emotions. These people get hounded by bad press and I just had a client kill himself leaving behind his wife and three kids because it was obvious he would never be able to find employment in his field...

Hello, Quite a few people got in touch last time so I decided to refine it a bit and post it again, hope that's okay. As I had previously described here...

Hello, I'm doing ORM for a number of personal clients, looking for someone with good references to work with to help push down negative results that appear on the first page for low competition "firstname lastname" Google searches. PM me if interested. Best, D

I'm doing reputation management for a client and I can't get anything to push down a negative #2 result for his (very unique) name that basically no one ever googles. They've paid thousands of dollars to big companies like ReputationDefender and we've tried a few boosting packages on here...

I've expanded and am now helping out clients with personal ORM. Started out building unique web 2.0s that have ranked well but there is still at least 1-2 negative sites that pop up on the first page of search results. The search term (the person's name) is very low competition and the negative...

I was excited to use python to automate my Wordpress posting, I got it to work with Blogger and Tumblr, but every time I look at tutorials on how to post use the Wordpress API, it says I need to install some kind of authentication plugin. You need to pay some annual fee in order to install...

So I've seen everyone raving about RankerX so I signed up for the trial. So far so good but when it came time to build content, I couldn't find a way to insert images (either upload or from direct URLs) into my articles. I can only tell them to find images randomly online by using a keyword...

Can i use random text generated by the following sources (in which I inject the search term) suffice for content updates on blogs and other web 2.0 parasites? http://www.randomtextgenerator.com/