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Removing Fake Complaints From Word of Mouth Online (WOMO) in Australia For many Australian businesses, Word of Mouth Online (WOMO) is a powerful platform. It’s marketed as a trusted place where customers can share genuine experiences with local businesses. In reality, though, WOMO is often misused. Fake complaints, malicious reviews, and exaggerated stories can damage […]
How to Suppress Google Results From The Age and Other Australian Newspapers Australian newspapers like The Age, Sydney Morning Herald, Courier Mail, and The Daily Telegraph dominate Google search results. Once your name or business is linked to a negative headline in these outlets, it doesn’t matter if the story is outdated, unfair, or inaccurate […]
Cleaning Up Negative Reviews on ProductReview.com.au That Damage Australian Businesses In Australia, ProductReview.com.au is one of the most influential review platforms. Millions of customers use it every month to check out companies before making decisions. For business owners, this visibility is a double-edged sword. Positive reviews can boost trust and sales, but just a handful […]
How to Remove Defamatory Articles From News.com.au Search Results in Australia In Australia, one of the fastest ways to lose control of your reputation is through negative press coverage. Few platforms are more damaging than News.com.au. As one of the country’s largest online news publishers, its articles consistently rank on page one of Google. That […]
When your name appears on Nine.com.au, in an A Current Affair segment, or on any of Nine’s digital platforms (SMH, The Age, Brisbane Times, WA Today, 9Honey), it can immediately become your top Google result — and stay there indefinitely. These stories are built for reach, SEO, and syndication. The impact is fast and brutal. […]
You may think an article from five, ten, even fifteen years ago would disappear over time — but with today’s search algorithms and news archives, old media coverage still dominates Page 1 of Google. These outdated pieces are often misleading, irrelevant, or no longer reflect who you are today — yet they continue to cost […]
If a journalist writes a one-sided, damaging article about you or your business — without your input, without context, or with a biased slant — it can dominate your Google results indefinitely. Whether it’s a local paper, a major outlet, or a niche blog, that version of the story becomes your digital identity. And unless […]
You don’t need to be in The Age or Daily Mail to have your reputation wrecked. In fact, regional newspapers — like The Border Mail, The Northern Star, Geelong Advertiser, Illawarra Mercury, Ballarat Courier, or The Mercury — often publish local stories that stick to Page 1 of Google just as aggressively. These smaller outlets […]
If your name appears in The Australian or on a court listing site, chances are it’s still ranking highly in Google — even if the matter was resolved, dismissed, or irrelevant today. Whether it was a brief mention or a full legal write-up, that content has a long shelf life online and can destroy your […]
When Channel 7 News publishes a story about you or your business — especially online via 7News.com.au — it can sit on Page 1 of Google permanently. Whether it’s an old legal matter, a business dispute, or just one-sided reporting, the article can dominate search results and cost you opportunities. At Reputation Ace, we specialise […]