Ashley Madison hackers release data and message
Ashley Madison hackers released over 9GB of data yesterday, including personal names, emails and some credit card numbers. It apparently also contains the source code for their website! Someone that downloaded the file, reported that this message below was posted in one of the files: “Avid Life Media runs Ashley Madison, the internet’s #1 cheating site, for people who are married or...
Read MoreRipoffReport.com has been completely deindexed by Google
Today we discovered that RipoffReport.com has been completely deindexed by Google. We have searched online for any news about this and so far there is only one other person reporting on this news on Twitter. We have confirmed we several others that are seeing the same thing. When you search for “Site:ripoffreport.com” no pages from Ripoffreport are showing. There is however a...
Read MoreOur CEO to speak about Yelp and Reputation Management at Pubcon 2015
From October 5-8, Las Vegas will be taken over by Pubcon. The gathering is one of the largest annual meetings of search marketing professionals, and discussions will delve deep into all manner of organic search topics. Joining these brilliant minds in search is the veteran SEO and social media marketer: Pierre Zarokian. Zarokian, who is CEO of Reputation Stars and Submit Express, is an...
Read MoreReputation Stars Announces Unique Solutions for Reputation Management
We have just released a press release titled “Reputation Stars Offers Unique Solutions for Reputation Management.” In summary, Reputation Stars works with a legal team to try and get most negative reviews removed. These legal methods often work much better than traditional SEO methods and result in complete removal of the report from the offending site or Google. Reputation Stars,...
Read MoreIs it Possible to Remove Negative Yelp Reviews?
When Yelp first began, it caught on like wildfire. Users were providing honest ratings, complete with photos, and businesses were receiving valuable bumps in revenue and foot traffic. As time went on, the site became open to gaming. Fake reviews began to pop up, slandering some businesses and inflating others. Yelp recently won a court case that allows it to tailor its reviews as it wants,...
Read MoreCould DMCA work for removing Defamatory Content?
By Pierre Zarokian The Digital Millennium Copyright Act was meant to help individuals establish copyrights for their materials online. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work to get defamatory content removed, unless the content was something you owned, such as a section of your website copied or a copied picture that you own the copyright to. However, be adviced that some sites such as ripoffreport...
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