FAQs

Discover more about reputation management by exploring answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Reputation Mafia and our services below. If your question isn't addressed here or you need additional details, don't hesitate to contact us directly.

The benefit of online reputation management

Reputation encompasses the collective beliefs or opinions that people hold about an individual or organization. Online reputation, in particular, refers to how a person, business, brand, product, or service is viewed on the Internet. It represents public perception shaped by the information and discussions circulating online.

Managing your online reputation with Reputation Mafia

It varies according to the distinct challenges each business or individual faces and their specific priorities. Our approach is tailored to align with your needs, business objectives, and target audiences. We usually start by performing a thorough audit of your online reputation across all channels and platforms. Based on the audit results, we then offer customized recommendations and implement strategies aimed at achieving your desired outcomes.

Pricing for online reputation management

Our online reputation management projects usually operate on a monthly retainer basis. Fees start at $1,965 per month for individuals and $2,102 per month for businesses.

About Reputation Mafia

Improving online reputations demands professional, ethical, and careful execution to achieve the best results. Reputation Mafia utilizes proven, tested methods and industry-leading practices in online reputation management tools and strategies.

Getting started with Reputation Mafia

After a Commercial Agreement is signed, we will arrange a meeting or call to discuss your priorities and gather all the necessary information to develop a work plan.

This work plan will detail our activities on a month-by-month basis for the duration of the project.

Right to be Forgotten

The Right to be Forgotten originated from a case brought to the European Court in 2010 by Mario Costeja González, focusing on data protection. This landmark case set the foundation for the establishment of the "Right to be Forgotten" in 2013. For more details, you can refer to this link.

Google evaluates requests for delisting links based on applications submitted through their online submission form. It's important to note that having links removed is not an automatic right. We strive to provide an honest assessment of the likelihood of success for each case. For further information, you can read this open letter to Google
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/may/14/dear-google-open-letter-from-80-academics-on-right-to-be-forgotten.