Negative press doesn’t just sting—it sticks. One article, one poorly-worded blog, one public dispute… and suddenly your business name is showing up in headlines that have nothing to do with the work you’re doing now. It’s there when potential clients search. It’s there when lenders check. It’s there when partnerships are being considered.
And the worst part? It doesn’t even have to be recent or accurate. Google doesn’t care. The press doesn’t retract. But the consequences land right on your plate—lost sales, missed deals, declining trust, and branding that’s being defined by someone else’s story.
This is a consultation-based service, not legal representation. We focus on removing, suppressing, and limiting the damage of negative online mentions. If your business name is tied to press you didn’t ask for—or no longer want out there—this service is for you.
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Most clients come to us after trying—and failing—to get negative content removed themselves. Emailing websites goes nowhere. Filing reports with platforms gets ignored. And hiring a PR agency just leads to generic content that doesn’t move the needle.
We handle the process properly. That means identifying where the negative press is coming from, understanding why it ranks, and putting a plan together that targets removal, suppression, or disassociation using what’s allowed under UK and EU law.
If your business name is attached to misleading, outdated, or reputationally damaging press, we file structured removal requests with the original publisher. This isn’t casual outreach—it’s a formal process backed by data protection law and compliance best practice.
Ideal for articles that never should’ve mentioned you in the first place—or were published without balanced reporting.
Even when a piece can’t be taken down, it can still be buried. If bad press is ranking for your brand or business name, we develop a plan to push it down the results list—or remove it from Google altogether, where valid.
This works well when the press is linked to former directors, resolved disputes, or old incidents no longer relevant.
Some bad press doesn’t come from a journalist—it comes from platforms that republish or interpret it. These often include review sites, public directories, and data aggregators. We handle takedown requests where your name is used unfairly or out of context.
Important for businesses in regulated industries or those suffering from coordinated review attacks.
When informal requests don’t work, we assess whether your case qualifies for legal-based removal under GDPR Article 17 or defamation protections.
This applies when content falsely implies wrongdoing, financial failure, or legal liability that does not exist.
Your business name may be pulled into stories or press releases involving people or events that had nothing to do with your work. These can range from a former employee’s legal case to a partner company’s failure. We correct the record by creating space between your brand and theirs.
Ideal when being “mentioned” alone is causing reputational damage.
Many newspapers and media outlets archive content indefinitely—even when it’s no longer of public interest. This legacy content ranks well, but its value today is questionable. We work to reduce its impact.
Useful for businesses that have changed direction, rebranded, or merged since the article was published.
Old press releases, cached financial records, or PDF documents that mention your business can linger in search results—even after the host page is gone.
This service is useful after rebrands, company restructures, or data breaches that were indexed by search engines.
After a business is hit with negative press, the next attack often comes quickly—and often when you’re least expecting it. We set up ongoing monitoring to detect name mentions, and we prepare suppression tactics in advance.
Best suited for public-facing businesses, consultants, agency owners, and regulated professionals.
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We’re not publicists. We don’t do spin. What we do is assess the damage, target the links, and build a removal or suppression plan that fits your exact scenario. Our clients don’t need promises. They need results—and clarity on what can be done now.
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Yes, if the article is outdated, misleading, or breaches GDPR. We submit removal or redaction requests with proper documentation.
We focus on suppression and search engine delisting. If deletion fails, we shift to visibility reduction.
Some removals take days, others weeks. Suppression strategies may take 30–90 days depending on domain strength.
If the review violates policy or data law, yes. Otherwise, we suppress it through content and backlink control.
Yes. We submit requests under GDPR, defamation, or outdated content policies and track their progress.
Yes. If the file is outdated, replaced, or no longer hosted, we request deindexing or takedown.
We prepare disassociation or correction requests to clarify that your business had no involvement.
Leaving bad press untouched is the quickest way to lose leads, bids, and credibility—especially when clients are checking online before they ever reach out. If you’ve already seen the fallout, it’s time to do something about it.
Schedule your consultation now. We’ll map out the press that’s hurting your name—and start the process of getting it out of the way.
Your brand is your story, and we make sure the world hears it. Don’t wait—book your PR consultation now and begin building your brand’s presence.
