Got Negative Search Results?

As the founder and CEO of a successful transportation company, I employ a large number of people. Inevitably, a few of them become unhappy with their circumstances. A few months ago, I discovered that one had left reviews on Glassdoor and Indeed complaining about certain aspects of my company. The reviews were factually inaccurate and unfair, but they were gaining traction and I was worried that they might negatively impact the pool of potential applicants for new job openings. That’s why I retained Reputation.ca to help me with my online reputation management. They got to work on my problem immediately, and the next time I checked Glassdoor, the offending reviews were completely buried! Now I know that new applicants will see a balanced and accurate view of my company.

I’m a college professor. After being accused on Reddit of an unsavoury act that I did not commit, I was at a loss for how to deal with the situation. A colleague of mine recommended consulting with Reputation.ca to see if they could do anything about my problem, as they specialize in online reputation management. I’m very glad I did. Somehow, they managed to get the offending post flagged and pulled off Reddit. This company knows how to get things done!

The marketing company I run started getting review-bombed by a very old customer who still carries a grudge about something that happened 8 years ago. I found out about this during a routine search of my company’s name on Google Reviews—that’s when I realized that this person was dedicating a good portion of their time to dragging our good name through the mud. After doing some research, I concluded the best way to combat this was to retain an online reputation management service, and among those, Reputation.ca stood out. They created a customized campaign designed to solve my specific problem, and did it ever! Working with Reputation.ca was one of the best business decisions I made this year.

It was brought to my attention that some malicious party started to post fake, negative reviews about my dental clinic on Facebook, Google Reviews, etc. My front desk coordinator and I went through our records with a fine-toothed comb, and sure enough this person had never made an appointment with us, much less received dental treatment—contary to what these ‘reviews’ claimed. Even though the reviews were illegitimate, I was worried it might hurt the clinic’s image. That’s why I made the call to Reputation.ca, so they could assist us with online reputation management. They analyzed the situation, made a series of recommendations, and came through expertly. They pushed the fake reviews were way down on all of our search engine results.

I work for the marketing department of a highly respected law firm in Southern California. Until recently, we proudly maintained a 5-star rating on our Better Business Bureau profile—that is, until someone posted a complaint. After reviewing it, it became very clear that the poster had our firm confused with another one that has a similar name and it was all an innocent misunderstanding. But still, if potential clients didn’t look at it closely, it would seem that the person was talking about us. We had to get that complaint taken care of. I scoured the internet looking for a company who could do the job and found Reputation.ca, an online reputation management company based in Toronto. They assured us that they could deal with the issue, and they were true to their word. We are very satisfied with their services.

I have a very unique name. For most of my life, it hasn’t really been an issue. However, because of my position with a prominent energy company, I was named as a co-defendent in a frivolous and defamatory lawsuit last year. From that point onward, whenever someone searched my name on Google, the first thing that popped up were the court documents pertaining to that lawsuit. It was a problem I needed fixed. Reputation.ca was able to do that for me using their proprietary methods of online reputation management. It’s an impressive and commendable organization.

I’m a real estate developer in a large, west coast city, and sometimes the properties I develop can make certain individuals or interest groups upset. There are a whole host of reasons why this might happen, but the bottom line is that one such complaint on Facebook started to get a large amount of views and other people sub-commenting. I hired Reputation.ca to help me deal with the issue, as the comment’s momentum had the potential to negatively impact my business. The wealth of options that Reputation.ca offers in terms of online reputation management is extensive. Not only did they audit and update my existing social media profiles for search engine optimization, they also created new ones and planned out a campaign that included blog posts, third-party and backlinking articles, interviews in high profile publications, and even the construction of a brand new website. It was comprehensive and high-quality work.

My cardiology clinic, as well as one doctor in particular who works with us, had our ratings downgraded on RateMDs. One of his new patients came to him with a rare, pre-existing heart condition. The doctor did his best to administer treatment, but as is the case sometimes in the medical field, there was nothing that could be done. Unfortunately, a member of that patient’s family did not accept that the situation was unavoidable, and left what could only be described as an online rant blaming the doctor and leaving him a one-star rating, including my clinic’s name several times in the process. Because of the popularity of RateMDs among the public, I knew this might cause some trust issues, groundless though they may be. After exploring the major online reputation management companies, I settled on Reputation.ca in large part because of their record for helping other medical clinics. Only a short amount of time after they set to work, the rating of both the doctor and my clinic were back to where they were before—which is to say much higher than average.

As one of the best-known family law practitioners in my city, I deal with a lot of acrimonious divorces and high-conflict custody battles. Invariably, when I’m effective at protecting the interests of my clients, the other party can become embittered and decide to blame me just for doing my job well. Although it’s rare, sometimes they also try to defame me and my practice online. Recently, I discovered a series of bad faith reviews on TrustPilot which I traced back to the ex-spouse of a former client and I wanted to make sure that these were suppressed. Reputation.ca did an excellent job in this respect, employing a full-service campaign of online reputation management. Now I know who to call if anything like that ever happens again.

I’m the sole proprietor of a newly-established accountancy in Ottawa, and I’m sad to say that one of my competitors started bad-mouthing my business on the Ottawa subreddit, as well as on Google Reviews. It was an underhanded attempt to diminish my professional standing and protect his own firm from legitimate competition, and it was totally unexpected. I wasn’t really sure how to handle it. I tried responding to the comments myself, but that strategy wasn’t working. Luckily, a good colleague of mine turned me on to Reputation.ca. The company has more than a decade of experience in the field of online reputation management and knew exactly how to handle my case. Within a few months, there were barely any traces left of the malevolent comments! It’s a liberating feeling to finally stop worrying about that issue and re-focus my attention on building my new business.