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Brinkley Davies: a 3-year defamation campaign, resolved in 7 days
Lifestyle influencer and pro surfer Brinkley Davies was attacked by a former associate with defamatory content across blogs, websites and social platforms, over 60 links crowding her first pages of Google, unresolved for three years.
Shauna Smith: intimate images removed worldwide in 72 hours
After an ex-partner shared intimate images in 2018 and personal videos spread across porn sites globally in 2019, Shauna came to us when everyone else, including the police, said they couldn't help.
Saski Collection: shutting down a mass counterfeit operation
International activewear brand Saski Collection faced widespread counterfeit operations: fake storefronts, stolen imagery, fraudulent ads and impersonated social accounts diverting revenue and generating customer complaints for orders the brand never took.
Sweat: stopping a $10 million fraud in its tracks
One of the world's biggest fitness brands faced unauthorized reselling of its content on eBay, Amazon and Alibaba, torrent piracy, fake endorsements, impersonated accounts and counterfeit websites, a fraud problem worth $10 million.
How Alex Hormozi stopped fake accounts scamming his customers
Renowned entrepreneur Alex Hormozi faced a barrage of Instagram impersonations, fake accounts diluting his brand and running scams against the followers who trusted his name.
A private principal, a society wedding, and 40 links in five languages
The owner of a European family holding company married at a wedding attended by royalty. Within two weeks his name and face were across tabloids, society magazines and social media in five countries. He had never consented to any of it. His chief of staff called us.
A trading educator, two scam-review pages, and the attack blog that followed
A UK trading educator with a paid programme was named on two long-form "scam" review pages, then a complaint board, then Reddit, then a purpose-built WordPress blog, then an affiliate review site. Over four years, persistence and honest scoping cleared the pages that mattered most.
A wellness founder, three mastheads, and coverage that outlived the facts
An Australian wellness founder carried six-year-old coverage of a collapsed gym group across three national mastheads. The articles never reflected the court orders that later went his way. The publisher said no. The result was still won, at the search layer, through persistence.
A SaaS company, an archived Reddit thread, and a brand-name search
A US software and marketing company serving restaurants had a single old thread in a buyer-community subreddit ranking on page one for its name. The post body was already gone. The URL was not. Two previous vendors had promised removal and not delivered.
A supplement brand and the clone store selling under its name
A UK longevity supplement brand found a full copy of its website live on a hosted commerce platform, selling knock-off product to its own customers. Product pages, FAQs and policies were lifted wholesale. The operator's address was fake. The operator's reply, when reached, was two words.
A founder, an offshore host, and the site built to end him
The founder of an international property group was named on an anonymous "scam" website: stolen photos, fraud allegations, his wallet addresses, claims about his health. The host was offshore and proud of it. He hesitated to act, on the theory that cutting one head grows two.
A healthcare marketing company, a fake "lawsuit" website, and a brand-name search
A US marketing company serving medical practices found its brand-name search led by a website styled as a class-action "lawsuit", a petition page collecting visitors' details, a one-star directory profile and forum threads in the communities its buyers use.
A talent agency, a leak network, and 260 links removed at source
A talent agency came to us after private content of one of its talent leaked and spread across dozens of sites. The agency wanted it gone where it lived, not just hidden from search, and set that as the measure of success.
A creator, a wave of fake accounts, and 138 links removed in six weeks
A creator's manager found dozens of fake accounts reposting the creator's paid content on YouTube, TikTok, Facebook and X, with the same material copied onto leak sites. Every fake account was taking sales and putting the creator's name next to content she never posted there.
An online education business, a stack of hostile videos, and 35 links cleared
An online education business and its founder were the subject of a stack of hostile content: videos and their re-uploads, podcast episodes, a dedicated attack site, invented "net worth" pages and a Q&A thread, all ranking for the founder's name.
A private family, photographs in the international press, and 52 of 54 items removed
Photographs from a private family event were picked up by magazines and newspapers in several countries, then copied across image hosts and social accounts. The family wanted their private life out of the public record.
An online coach, a livestream built on her own material, and the clips that followed
An online coach found her own material, including messages, posts and recordings, reused in a multi-hour livestream and a run of short social clips, alongside forum threads discussing her business.
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