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New Google Algo May be Penalizing some Complaint Sites like Ripoff Report

New Google Algo May be Penalizing some Complaint Sites like Ripoff Report

Is Google using a new Algorithm? Perhaps. Google watchers and online reputation management teams are reporting that Ripoff Report and a few complaint sites seems to have lost some visibility in Google’s search results at the start of November. Our CEO Pierre Zarokian first noticed the change around November 6th, after he checked different keywords related to his clients. He found only one...

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Verifying Your ID with Instagram

Verifying Your ID with Instagram

While it has been available on Facebook for quite some time now, a verification badge is something that is quite new to Instagram. It is pretty easy to verify yourself and start the process. You must request verification When you go into your setting, you will see an area that will help you upload your ID. This will be the first step in possibly getting your verification badge. You will need to...

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How to remove a post from Thedirty.com

How to remove a post from Thedirty.com

UPDATE 3/25/2020: Since this article was writen, Nik Richie is no longer the owner of thedirty. However, the site still does not remove content by request. TheDirty.com which is a website that allows anyone to submit “dirt” on anyone, such as information on cheating exes, has been known not to ever remove posts, even though they offer a removal request page. There are a few exceptions...

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Recent Instant Search Changes may help with Reputation Management

Recent Instant Search Changes may help with Reputation Management

Google first launched its Instant Search feature several years ago. At the time, this function would display the results of a search as the user was typing. This kind of real-time search aligned well with Google’s mission to emphasize speed. The company dubbed the feature: “Google Instant”, but it is effectively dead as of this moment. Why did Google pull the plug? Read on to learn...

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Myex.com, Revenge Porn Website, Shut Down by the Feds

Myex.com, Revenge Porn Website, Shut Down by the Feds

MyEx.com has been prosecuted by the FTC and Nevada. The revenge porn siteurged users to “Add an Ex” and “Submit Pics and Stories of Your Ex” for ratings from other registered users. The results of this prosecution have ensured the removal of MyEx.com and that its owner, Neil Infante, is never allowed to operate again. This vile web page charged victims amounts that ranged from $500 to...

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