Confidential by default

We work with names you know.
You will never see them here.

Our clients are surgeons, founders, partners, and families whose reputations are the asset. Every one of them hired us on the condition that nobody finds out. That condition has no expiry date.

Client work, anonymised

Illustrative imagery. The faces are stock photography and the marks are invented, because we publish neither real clients nor their brands. That is the entire point. If your name could appear on a page like this, we are the wrong firm.

Why we work this way

Every logo on an agency site is a client whose problem got advertised.

Reputation work is not a badge you display. Naming a client tells the world that client had something to fix, which is the exact harm they paid to undo.

No names, no logos, no case studies

Not on this site, not in a pitch deck, not in a conversation with the next prospect. We cannot show you someone else's matter, which is the same reason yours stays private.

No before-and-after screenshots

A search-results screenshot identifies the person faster than a name does. We do not keep them for marketing and we do not circulate them.

Referrals, not testimonials

Our clients introduce us privately to people in the same position. That is the only marketing channel this business should have.

What we do for them

Remove the negative. Promote the positive.

Remove

Off the web, not down a page

Defamatory articles, attack sites, one-star review campaigns, videos, and old records taken off at the source. Most accepted items clear inside 48 hours, and anything still standing at 14 days is refunded in full.

Promote

Then fill the space it left

An empty page one gets filled by whatever is nearest, so we decide what goes there: placed coverage, owned assets built to rank, and the record AI assistants repeat about you, corrected.

Where we place coverage

VarietyWall Street JournalThe Hollywood ReporterTime MagazineTechCrunchForbes AustraliaArchitectural DigestCondé Nast TravelerAllureWWDUS WeeklyNY PostThe TimesThe SunRobb ReportPitchforkGolf DigestBon AppétitTeen VogueArs TechnicaThe Real DealNew StatesmanVarietyWall Street JournalThe Hollywood ReporterTime MagazineTechCrunchForbes AustraliaArchitectural DigestCondé Nast TravelerAllureWWDUS WeeklyNY PostThe TimesThe SunRobb ReportPitchforkGolf DigestBon AppétitTeen VogueArs TechnicaThe Real DealNew Statesman

Titles we can place coverage in. Availability, editorial fit, and cost vary by publication and are confirmed before any campaign begins. Placements are paid and disclosed as required. Naming a title here indicates placement capability, not a partnership, endorsement, or any existing relationship with that publication.

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Nobody needs to know you called.

One message, in confidence, no charge. You will know what we can remove, what each item costs, and how fast. If we are not the right fit we will tell you that instead of selling you a retainer.

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