At RBS Reputation Management, we believe that dealing with a damaging news article on the Herald Scotland is not a matter of guesswork. It requires a strategic plan to clean your online record and fix your reputational damage. Our team analyzes the problem and works through a 5-step framework of Herald Scotland article removal services.
Step 1: Case Assessment
The news article removal starts with a detailed assessment of the crisis. We review the context of the piece and trace the extent of reputational damage caused to you. We also look for the media guidelines. This initial process helps us create a solid foundation for the case.
Step 2: Communication With Publishers
With a list of evidence, we engage in direct communication with the editorial board to negotiate a voluntary takedown of the article. This second step of formal negotiation often stands out to be the most efficient way to get a link removed.
Step 3: Legal Adjustments
The third step of our Herald Scotland article removal services is judicial intervention. We prepare and send formal legal notices to the media personnel who refuse to cooperate with the negotiation. If the article is genuinely unlawful, this process compels the publisher to delete it.
Step 4: Link Demotion and De-listing
The fourth step of Google algorithm modification comes into play when the permanent removal of the article is blocked by some legal complications. Our team suppresses the harmful news article with positive press releases and customer reviews. This step also includes delisting of the related websites that contain the negative mentions of your name.
Step 5: Live Scanning
A deleted story can suddenly reappear on the web for malicious reasons. As the last step of our article removal service, we offer you a live tracking system. This ongoing monitoring makes us alert to any reappearance of your name and ensures your clean digital profile remains clean for a long time.