Do remove content from the source or from Gogle?

We remove content from both the original source and from search engines like Google, depending on what is possible for your specific case. Removing the content at the source is always our first choice. This means getting the content deleted from the website or platform where it was originally published. If successful, this method ensures the content is fully gone and cannot be found online again.

When content cannot be removed at the source, we focus on removing it from search results. This is done through de-indexing, which hides the content from platforms like Google, Bing, and Yahoo. The content may still exist on the original site, but it will no longer show up in search engine results. This significantly reduces visibility and makes it difficult for others to find.

We also use suppression strategies when needed. This means pushing negative or unwanted content lower in search rankings by promoting positive, relevant pages that reflect your actual reputation. Suppression is helpful when full removal or de-indexing is not possible.

In some cases, we use a combination of all three approaches, source removal, de-indexing, and suppression, to get the best result. Whether you are dealing with news articles, court records, social media posts, or personal information, our goal is to reduce visibility and protect your online presence.