Result and source
We identify the query, result, indexed URL and relationship to the originating content.
SEARCH DE-INDEXING
Separate the source
from the search result.
Search visibility can magnify a problem. A disciplined assessment distinguishes what sits on the original website, what a search engine displays, and what may be done when neither can simply be removed.
THREE DISTINCT OUTCOMES
Search engines do not control every underlying page.
1. Source removal
A content removal assessment concerns the original website, publisher or platform that hosts the material.
2. De-indexing or delisting
A search engine may review a request under its policies or an applicable legal or procedural route. Decisions depend on the circumstances, jurisdiction and the search engine’s own process; Krudo does not control those decisions.
3. Visibility reduction
When removal is unavailable, analysis may focus on the result’s prominence and a longer-term strategy to reduce its dominance in relevant searches.
WHAT WE REVIEW
Applicable route
We assess whether available policies, facts and documentation indicate a route worth pursuing.
Next strategy
Where a result persists, we place it within a wider reputation recovery plan rather than overstate what is possible.
CONFIDENTIAL ASSESSMENT
Understand the
search landscape.
Provide the searches and URLs at issue for a realistic review of options.
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