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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.
Remove Explicit Images From Google: The Request Flow
Remove explicit images from Google: who can file, the two request routes, what Google does with duplicates, what it cannot touch and what to do next.
Remove Wikipedia Page About Me: What Is Possible
Can you remove a Wikipedia page about you? A decision guide to what is deletable, what can only be corrected, and what happens to search results after.
Report a Twitch Clip About Me: What Works
How to report a Twitch clip about me: who can delete it, what to ask the streamer, how to file with Twitch, and when a clip is allowed to stay up.
Remove Your Home Address From the Internet
Remove your home address from the internet: where it appears, which route fits each source, what cannot be removed and what to do if safety is at risk.
Remove Email Address From the Internet: What Works
Remove email address from the internet: where yours appears, the right route for each place, what cannot be removed and how aliases limit future exposure.
Remove Phone Number From Google: Routes and Limits
Remove phone number from Google: what the policy covers, which route fits each kind of number, what to fix at the source and when to change the number.
Reputation management 90 day plan: week by week
A reputation management 90 day plan for individuals and small businesses: audit, fixes, requests and monitoring, with owners, exit checks and fallbacks.
Reputation management by industry: a sector guide
Reputation management by industry: what changes for lawyers, doctors, advisers, agents, athletes, creators and founders, and which rules limit each.
Reputation management contract: a clause checklist
What a reputation management contract should say: scope, deliverables, reporting, banned tactics, access, data, outcome wording and exit.
Reputation management for actors and models
Reputation management for actors and models: credits and profile data, old images, intimate-image abuse, AI likeness misuse and what casting teams find.
Professional services firm reputation: people and firm
Professional services firm reputation rests on named people, client confidentiality and regulator rules. How to protect the firm when partners move.
Reputation management for consultants: proof without names
Reputation management for consultants: how to show proof when clients are confidential and work comes by referral, with anonymized case studies and checks.