My name brings up the wrong things.

Sometimes, and I will tell you which before you spend anything. Content that breaks a platform's rules or the law can be removed at the source or delisted. Accurate journalism and public records generally cannot, and anyone who says otherwise is selling you something. What can always be done is to build a stronger, truer first page that stands in front of it.

Removal, where it is possible, is usually the faster part. Moving results is slower, because search engines have to find, trust and rank the new material, and nobody controls that clock. You get a realistic picture at the assessment: what is likely, what is not, and what you will see first.

No. Nothing fabricated, nothing automated, nothing that a platform could later strip away and leave you worse off. Everything I put in front of your name is accurate and yours.

Not quite. Defamation, a false statement published to damage you, is a matter for the authorities and a licensed lawyer in your country, and I say so on the first day rather than take your money for the wrong route. What I do alongside that is the part they cannot: the fake accounts, the copies, and the search results that keep the lie in front of people.

Scope and price are agreed in writing before anything starts, and both depend on the case. You send the details, you get a figure back and a written read of what is realistic. No open-ended retainers, no sales call.