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The Journal
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.
Reputation management for content creators
Reputation management for content creators: channel standing, sponsor checks, ad disclosure, old videos, drama, impersonation and a page one you own.
Crypto founder reputation: what people find and fix
Crypto founder reputation explained: what investors, exchanges and journalists find, how ENS and wallets expose you, and how to correct the record.
Dentist reputation management: listings, reviews, records
Dentist reputation management starts with how your practice and each dentist are listed. Review rules, safe replies, regulator records and a 90-day plan.
Reputation management for doctors: a record-by-record guide
Reputation management for doctors: which pages about you are reviews, which are records, what you may reply, and what you can and cannot change.
Esports player reputation: what teams and sponsors find
Esports player reputation is built on pages you do not own. Learn who controls each profile, clip and database, and how to correct, report and protect.
Family office reputation management: a privacy-first guide
Family office reputation management starts with privacy: who is exposed, which registers and filings show the office, and where discretion must stop.
Reputation management for financial advisors: proof rules
Reputation management for financial advisors: which proof marketing rules let you show, what regulator records stay, and how to build a page one.
Franchise reputation management: who owns each fix
Franchise reputation management depends on who owns each location listing and review reply. Franchisee and franchisor roles, duplicates and a 90-day plan.
Google results about you in a job search: what to fix
Google results about you in a job search: how recruiters read them, which results to fix, add or leave alone, and a three-week plan before you apply.
Reputation management for lawyers: what the rules allow
Reputation management for lawyers means working inside confidentiality and advertising rules: client reviews, directories, bar records and AI answers.
Reputation management for musicians and artists
Reputation management for musicians: fix mixed-up streaming profiles, fake and AI uploads, same-name artists, old posts and reviews, in the right order.
Nonprofit reputation management: registers and donor trust
Nonprofit reputation management starts with public registers, watchdog pages, fundraising statements and safeguarding policies donors check.











