Remove News Articles From The Internet

Yes, we specialize in removing negative news articles directly from the source. The approach and success rate can vary based on the article’s source and content type. Each situation is unique, and our tailor-made strategies are designed to tackle these complexities effectively.

We can remove articles from google. Once an article has been removed from the source our team will expedite its removal from search engines as well. In some circumstances where a publisher is unwilling to remove an article in its entirety from their site, we may be able to have the content de-indexed from Google even if it remains on the publishers site as well. The strategy and our ability to remove news articles from google may differ depending on the source and nature of the article. Every case is distinct, and we develop customized strategies to navigate these challenges efficiently.

Removing fake news and articles that are false or misleading is within our expertise. Such content can be particularly damaging, and our team is equipped to handle these cases with precision and care to ensure their removal.

Yes, removing content from search results is legal when done through appropriate channels. We operate within the legal frameworks and platform policies, utilizing legitimate removal tactics like disputing inaccuracies or defamatory statements directly with publishers or pursuing legal options if necessary.

The time required to remove news articles can range widely, influenced by the article’s complexity, cooperation from Google or the original publisher, and the removal process involved. Our goal is to expedite the removal process while ensuring thorough and effective resolution. Generally speaking, we ask clients to give us up to 90 days to attempt removal.

The cost to remove news articles is determined by several factors, including the article’s complexity and the amount of content to be addressed. We offer personalized consultations to assess your needs and provide a specific quote. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your situation and how we can assist you.

When full removal isn’t possible for one reason or another, we will attempt to remove the article from Google or having the identifying information within the article redacted or anonymized (e.g. replace your name in the article with “Local man” or something of that nature). This will enable us to remove the content from Google so that it will no longer be accessible when searching your name or business name and will prevent it from being associated with you in the future.

If those tactics are also unsuccessful, we also offer a Reputation Management service designed to push positive or neutral content above the negative content in Google search results. While this isn’t necessarily as comprehensive of a solution as complete and permanent removal, it is the next best thing and the only other viable option in some circumstances.

You can read more about our Reputation Management service here.

If we aren’t able to remove something, you won’t have to pay for that link or any of the work that was undertaken to attempt to remove it. You only ever pay for results.

For those looking for information about how to get a news article removed from google or tackle the removal of negative news articles from Google on their own, we offer a suite of DIY resources in our Reputation Management Blog. These guides and tools are designed to empower you with the knowledge and content removal strategies needed to navigate the removal process effectively. From understanding how to communicate with publishers to leveraging Google’s removal policies and how to remove search results from Google, our resources provide a comprehensive roadmap for individuals ready to take an active role in managing their online reputation. Start by familiarizing yourself with the basics, then move on to our step-by-step guides tailored for various types of content and scenarios.