What we remove · News articles
Remove a news article from Google.
An old headline can outrank everything you have built since. Your link gets a free assessment. You pay only after it is out of the agreed results.
Check my article- Free assessment
- Quoted before any work
- No upfront removal fee
Why it cannot stay there.
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It is the first thing an investor, client or employer reads about you.
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It keeps ranking for your name years after the story ended.
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Explaining it on every first call costs more than removing it.
What we look at in your free assessment.
The link check asks about each of these. It takes two minutes.
Where it ranks
Top three, page one or lower, and for which searches.
How old it is
When it was published and whether the matter is over.
What it says
False, out of date, private, or accurate but damaging.
Whether the source is still live
Some pages are gone at the source and still show in Google.
How it works
Your result comes first. Your payment comes after.
Nothing is due until the agreed result.
Check my article- Free assessment callWe review your link and tell you if it is eligible.
- Scope, price and success criteria agreedBefore any work starts. Nothing to pay.
- We do the removal workStill nothing to pay.
- The agreed result is achievedOnly now is the removal fee due.
Questions, answered.
Does the publisher have to take the article down?
Not necessarily. De-indexing is about what Google shows, not what the publisher keeps online. The source page may remain on its website.
The article is accurate. Is it still worth an assessment?
Yes. Each link is assessed on its own facts. If it is not eligible, we tell you, and you owe nothing.
Does the age of the article matter?
It is one of the things we check, along with where it ranks and what it says.
Some results can be removed with Google’s own free forms. See the free routes