As a major news platform maintains strict standards, it requires a methodical approach to address the issue from multiple angles. At RBS, we have designed a step-by-step approach to systematically evaluate and neutralize negative media on the internet.
Step 1: Crisis Assessment
Financial Post deletion services begin with an in-depth analysis of the harmful article and its digital impact. This involves finding textual errors or privacy violations and tracking the extent of the damage it has caused to you. Understanding the full scope allows us to set a realistic plan to solve it.
Step 2: Editorial Negotiation
The next phase is having a direct communication with the publication’s internal team. We present a data-driven argument highlighting the contextual error or copyright infringements to demand a complete removal of the piece. Direct negotiation often leads to a voluntary deletion.
Step 3: Legal Mediation
If the editorial team is uncooperative, our strategy shifts toward formal legal mediation. Our expert team uses defamation laws and strict data privacy regulations and sends formal notices to compel the media house to take down the damaging news story permanently.
Step 4: Google Search Alteration
In scenarios where an article removal is blocked from the host website due to some complexities, RBS experts submit de-indexing requests directly to the major search engines. Once the request is approved, the targeted article will no longer be visible on the search results pages.
Step 5: Active Observation
The last step to remove Financial Post news is to implement a digital tracking system. It helps us to monitor search queries for any mention of the removed article. If a copy of the article pops up on a third-party site, the system flags it and helps us to take immediate action against it.