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We watch your name so you don't have to.
Page one is never finished. New articles, reposts, forum threads and AI answers appear every week. We watch them, and you hear from us before you hear from anyone else.
When you need it
If any of these sound familiar, this is the right service to start with.
- You have just finished a clean-up and want it to last
- You are entering a high-exposure period: transfer, tour, launch, IPO
- You have been targeted before
- Your team wants one weekly read instead of endless alerts
How we do it
Every file combines several levers. The audit tells us which ones apply to each result.
Daily page-one watch
Your name, and the variations people search, tracked across countries and devices.
News and social listening
Early signals from news wires, forums and social platforms, before they reach search.
AI answer tracking
Monthly tests of what AI assistants say, with changes flagged.
Response playbook
Every alert comes with a recommendation: ignore, remove, answer or outrank.
What we won't do
Shortcuts in this business come back to bite. So there are things we simply refuse, whatever the budget. Read the full ethics charter.
- Drown you in alerts
- Monitor anyone other than you without a lawful basis
- Sell or share your data
Questions about monitoring & guard
What do you monitor?
Search results for your name and its variations, news, forums, major social platforms, image and video search, and AI answers.
How fast are alerts?
Anything new on page one triggers an alert within the hour, with a recommendation.
Can monitoring be done on its own?
Yes, though most clients start with an audit so we know what normal looks like.
Related reading
The first 48 hours of a bad buzz: a playbook
Hour by hour, what to do (and what never to do) when your name starts trending for the wrong reasons.
Online reputation management: the complete guide (2026)
Everything we explain to new clients, written down. What can be removed, what can be outranked, and how AI answers changed the game.