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Notes from the desk on search, removals, crises and AI answers. Written by the people who do the work, for people who might need it one day.
Statute of limitations for online defamation: compared
Statute of limitations online defamation: one year or two, when the clock starts, whether reposts reset it and who can extend it. Read from statutes.
AI brand monitoring: a cadence that catches real change
AI brand monitoring done as change detection: cadence, sample sizes, alert thresholds, a wave log and an escalation ladder for what AI says about you.
Negative SEO attack: detect, document, recover
Negative SEO attack explained for site owners: rule out other causes, document it, disavow where Google allows, report spam and recover a hacked site.
Revenge Porn Laws by Country: What Each One Says
Revenge porn laws by country, read from the statutes: the offense, the penalty and the removal route for non-consensual intimate images in six places.
Wallet Address Doxxing and ENS Privacy: What Is Exposed
Wallet address doxxing and ENS privacy explained: what a public ledger shows, how a name links to you, how to separate wallets and what cannot be undone.
Defamation laws by country, compared
Defamation laws by country: the test, the clock and the removal route in the UK, US, EU, Australia and Canada, read from the primary sources.
Online Harassment: What to Do, in the Right Order
Online harassment: what to do first. Sort the situation, keep a record, cut contact, report to the platform, and know when the law and police apply.
Online Reputation Audit: A Scored DIY Checklist
Run an online reputation audit yourself: six areas to check, a 24-point scoring table, what each score means and which fixes to make first.
Online reputation management cost: what drives it
Online reputation management cost depends on the job, not the brand. See what sets the price, the pricing models and how to compare quotes line by line.
Online reputation management myths, corrected
Online reputation management myths lead to wasted money and new problems. Seven of them, corrected against Google policy pages and the FTC reviews rule.
Online review management: the complete guide
Online review management explained: ask for reviews within platform rules, reply well, dispute what breaks policy and know what the law says.
Remove Yourself From People Search Sites
Remove yourself from people search sites: the right order, your legal rights, California's DROP, why listings return and what to do if safety is at risk.