The Reputation Database

Negative content online can feel like a personal attack. But does Google ever take it down on its own? The short answer: almost never. Google

If an old version of a page is still showing up in Google search, you’re dealing with cached content. Google stores a copy of most

When something negative shows up in Google search results, your first move is usually to try and remove it. But what if that fails? Not

Identity theft doesn’t just affect your bank account or credit score—it can also damage your online reputation. Stolen information can lead to fake profiles, fraudulent

If your phone number is showing up in Google search results, it can be a serious privacy risk. Whether it’s on a directory site, a

If your home address is showing up in Google search results, it’s a serious privacy risk. Anyone can find it with a quick search—whether it’s

If your business has a bad listing online—whether it’s inaccurate, outdated, or full of negative reviews—it can hurt your reputation and drive customers away. But

If someone has copied your content and it’s now showing up in Google search or on another website, a DMCA takedown may be the fastest

If something negative appears in your Google results, you might be wondering—can this be removed permanently, or will it come back later? The answer depends

Google doesn’t remove everything just because you ask. But under certain policies, Google will remove specific types of sensitive or harmful content from its search