Your Reputation Company Failed? Here's What to Do Next
Anthony paid $4,200 to a reputation management company he found through a Google ad. They promised to remove a defamatory Tea App post about him within 30 days. They sent a contract with professional-looking letterhead. They assigned him a "case manager" named Jessica who responded to his emails promptly for the first week. Then the updates slowed. At the 30-day mark, the post was still live. Jessica said there had been "complications with the platform" and they needed another two weeks. At day 60, same story. At day 90, the post was still there, Anthony was out $4,200, and Jessica's email address bounced back as undeliverable. The company's website was still live, still running Google Ads, still collecting new clients.
Anthony is not unusual. We hear some version of his story every week. Someone discovers a defamatory post, panics, finds a reputation management company making big promises, pays them, and gets nothing. Then they find us, and we start the actual work of removal, but now they are thousands of dollars poorer, months behind, and understandably skeptical. If you hired a reputation management company that failed to deliver, this guide explains why it happened, what you should have looked for, and how to get results the second time around.
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