Reputation-Saving SEO Campaign
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I need an SEO specialist who can actively push negative webpages, blogs, or forum threads off the first page of Google and replace them with positive, brand-controlled assets. The single most important outcome is the visible suppression of that unwanted content; everything else—keyword gains, extra traffic, even technical tweaks—comes second.
Here’s how I picture the engagement:
• First, run a rapid-turnaround audit so we both know exactly which URLs, keywords, and SERP features are harming the brand.
• Build or improve high-authority, search-friendly assets—press-style articles, thought-leadership posts, niche landing pages, maybe some evergreen video or podcast transcripts—that can rank quickly and occupy the spots where the negative links sit today.
• Layer on strategic link-building and internal-link architecture so Google consistently favours our fresh, positive pieces. Tools I expect you to use include Ahrefs or SEMrush for gap analysis and Google Search Console for performance tracking.
• Monitor the SERPs weekly, adjusting anchor text, schema, and content freshness until the unwanted results are comfortably buried (page 2 or lower is my acceptance benchmark).
Please share a concise plan that shows you understand reputation suppression specifically—not just general SEO—as well as examples of past wins where you pushed negative stories or reviews out of sight.
Here’s how I picture the engagement:
• First, run a rapid-turnaround audit so we both know exactly which URLs, keywords, and SERP features are harming the brand.
• Build or improve high-authority, search-friendly assets—press-style articles, thought-leadership posts, niche landing pages, maybe some evergreen video or podcast transcripts—that can rank quickly and occupy the spots where the negative links sit today.
• Layer on strategic link-building and internal-link architecture so Google consistently favours our fresh, positive pieces. Tools I expect you to use include Ahrefs or SEMrush for gap analysis and Google Search Console for performance tracking.
• Monitor the SERPs weekly, adjusting anchor text, schema, and content freshness until the unwanted results are comfortably buried (page 2 or lower is my acceptance benchmark).
Please share a concise plan that shows you understand reputation suppression specifically—not just general SEO—as well as examples of past wins where you pushed negative stories or reviews out of sight.
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