Questions, answered

Clarity before commitment.

Understand the options, the process, and the questions worth asking before you choose a provider.

Choosing a reputation management company.

How should I choose a reputation management company?

Choose a company whose proposed work, costs, account ownership, and progress you can understand and evaluate. Ask about timelines, reporting, references that can be shared with permission, and the limits of any promised outcome.

Read our reputation management company checklist.

Will I have the same point of contact throughout my program?

At Reputation Repair, you have one consistent point of contact who understands your situation, coordinates the work, and keeps you informed throughout your program. Specialists may support delivery, while your lead stays responsible for coordination.

Why Chad Angle built Reputation Repair around continuity.

Search reputation & content removal.

What is the difference between removal and suppression?

Removal addresses content at its source, or its eligibility to appear in search. Suppression works to improve the relative visibility of accurate, relevant material. Suppression does not delete the original content.

Can you remove a news article or public record?

That depends on the source and circumstances. We review correction, publisher, and platform options where appropriate. Some material remains accessible and requires a different approach. We do not guarantee removal.

How long does search reputation work take?

Timing depends on source authority, the search landscape, available assets, and the agreed scope. Search changes can develop over months. The proposal sets review points rather than promising a fixed ranking deadline.

What will I see in reporting?

The agreed queries and sources, a comparable baseline, work completed, observed movement, and remaining concerns. A published asset, an indexed page, and a ranking change are different milestones.

Personal information removal.

Who performs standard personal-information removal?

Standard enrollment, data-broker searches, eligible removal requests, and partner reporting are handled by DeleteMe through our partner route. Reputation Repair helps you choose the appropriate route and discuss more complex reputation or privacy concerns.

Can I get started without a consultation?

Yes. Use View privacy plans to review the current partner options and enroll with DeleteMe. Plan coverage, renewal and cancellation terms are shown on the partner website.

Does this remove news articles or official records?

Standard data-broker removal does not delete news articles, court records, or every page containing personal information. Different content may require a separate review. The selected plan defines coverage.

Can information reappear?

Yes. Brokers can collect or republish information. Recurring checks and follow-up requests are an important part of ongoing service.

Do you collect identity documents here?

No. Our inquiry form asks for contact details and a brief overview. Provide removal-identification information only through the partner’s enrollment process or an agreed secure channel.

Executive reputation & visibility.

Is this only for executives facing negative coverage?

No. Professionals preparing for a new role, transaction, speaking opportunity, or greater visibility may benefit from a more accurate and consistent professional presence.

Will you publish content without my approval?

Your proposal should define review and approval responsibilities. Sensitive claims, affiliations, biographies, and public communications need a clear approval process.

Can you guarantee a Google knowledge panel or AI recommendation?

No. Search engines and AI systems make independent decisions. We focus on accurate information, credible sources, and a consistent professional presence.

Can this include privacy support?

Yes, a consultation can evaluate reputation and privacy needs together. Standard personal-data removal is available through our DeleteMe partner route; complex work requires a defined scope.

Business reviews & listings.

What should I do first after a negative review?

Pause before replying, establish what happened, and prepare a calm response that protects privacy. Remember that future customers will read it too. Read the negative review response guide.

Why keep managing reviews if my ratings are already good?

Recent feedback helps customers understand the business you are running today. Give someone clear responsibility for monitoring, responses, and unresolved concerns. See why good reviews need ongoing attention.

Can you delete a negative review?

Negative sentiment alone is not a removal basis. We can evaluate whether a review may violate platform policies, help with appropriate reporting, and develop a professional response approach.

How do you request authentic feedback?

We connect requests to appropriate customer interactions through an agreed workflow, using your CRM where supported, with agreed timing and messages to invite genuine feedback. We do not fabricate reviews, offer incentives tied to positive ratings, or request public reviews only from happy customers.

Do you manage the work for us?

Yes. We manage listings, review monitoring, customer feedback requests, responses, and reporting within your agreed scope. We confirm supported CRM connections, access, approvals, and escalation contacts before starting.

Can you work across multiple locations?

Yes. We manage an agreed set of locations with consistent listing information, review workflows and location-level reporting. Local contacts can approve sensitive responses while we coordinate the ongoing work.

Business websites.

How can I tell if my website is costing me potential customers?

Check whether your services are clear, your work is supported by real photos and customer feedback, common questions are answered, the mobile experience is easy to use and the next step is obvious.

Use our five point business website checklist to identify improvements worth discussing.

Your situation deserves a specific plan.

Tell us what people find online and what you want to change.

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