With the proliferation of cheesy for profit compliant sites, is there anything one can do to get a bogus complaint removed?
Some of these sites are run by heavy duty slim-balls who change their web hosters every month.
They are geared to besmirch the small business owner reputation as much as possible by putting the company name in title tag and on page.
Any idiot can post anonymously anything he wants to.
I know the strategy of getting good links at top of searches for your company name. That is fine, but I do not consider a long term resolution of this abomination.
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Reputation Management: Is There Anything We Can Do Anymore?
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kevs
, Jul 26 2010 09:04 PM
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PuneetJvw
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Posted 07 August 2010 - 02:37 AM
Write a complaint to the host. Surely changing hosts every month will make them loose rankings ?
Where is the domain name registered ?
Write a complaint to the registrar.
Where is the domain name registered ?
Write a complaint to the registrar.
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nuttakorn
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Posted 10 August 2010 - 02:52 AM
You can initiate the social media optimization which mainly used for pushing away of negative listing beyond the first SERPs, this strategy works with my clients.
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