Reputation Managementfor Crypto and Web3 Companies: Protect and Build

It is the combined work of defending and building a crypto or Web3 company's name. Defense removes fake scam alerts, impersonators, cloned sites, fake reviews, and provably false content and corrects inaccurate profiles. Building creates guaranteed featured articles, organic and earned media, accurate sources for search and AI, and monitoring of Google results and AI answers. Strong management runs both together, because defense without building leaves a vacuum and building without defense gets undermined.

Sometimes. A post or article that accuses you of a scam with no supporting evidence, or that contains a provably false statement of fact, can be taken up with the platform or publisher, and removal is billed only after it is confirmed. Accurate reporting of a real incident, such as a hack, an exploit, or a lawsuit, cannot be removed, and we tell you which you have before you commit.

Often, yes. Accounts posing as your team and websites that copy yours usually break platform impersonation rules and, for copied content, copyright law, so they can be reported to the platform, the host, and the registrar. Removal is billed only after it is confirmed, and speed matters because impersonators target your users.

We help keep the facts on your listing-site pages accurate by using each site's official request form, and we prepare the supporting documentation. These sites make their own decisions, so we do not promise listings, rankings, or any particular change.

Only reviews that break Trustpilot's rules, such as fake reviews, reviews from competitors, or reviews from people who were not customers. Trustpilot says that not liking a rating or disagreeing with a review is not a valid reason to flag it. We build the evidence for the ones that qualify and tell you plainly which will stay.

Not directly, and no one can. Assistants summarize what ranks and what is authoritative, so we audit what they say and then work on the sources behind the answer: removals where they qualify, corrections, authoritative owned pages, and earned coverage. We do not promise a specific answer.

A Knowledge Panel is generated by Google, and no one can buy one. Where one exists we claim and correct it, and where one does not our service is no panel, no fee, with what counts as live agreed in writing first. For Wikipedia we assess eligibility honestly: pages need independent, reliable coverage, and paid or sponsored content and press releases do not count toward notability, so we tell you plainly if that coverage is missing.

Organic and earned coverage is placed on merit: we bring a story to editors, and it runs because it is newsworthy, with the work scoped in writing. A sponsored featured article is a paid placement we write with your approval, published on an outlet agreed in writing, labeled the way that outlet labels partner or sponsored content, and guaranteed within an agreed window. You pay for it only after it is published. Most engagements use both, and we tell you before work starts which is which.

We guarantee publication of an approved featured article about your company on a named outlet, or on an outlet of the same tier, within the window agreed in writing after you approve final copy. You pay for it only after it is published. If it is not published in the window, you owe nothing for that placement and can choose a replacement on an outlet of equal or higher tier at no extra charge. Sponsored featured articles are labeled the way each outlet labels partner or sponsored content. Every piece is optimized to rank in Google and be cited by AI search. Our guarantee is publication, not rankings, traffic, syndication, sentiment, price, listings, or AI answers.

No. We do not post fake reviews, seed positive comments, manipulate votes, or gate review invitations, and we will not take a project that expects it. Those tactics break platform rules and the FTC's rule on fake reviews, and they get reversed and become a story of their own.

Coverage of a real hack is accurate and cannot be removed, so the work is response and recovery: a holding statement, a clear post-mortem, accurate profiles, community channel messaging, and press handling, coordinated with your counsel. We build the accurate record that people find next, and we monitor for impersonators who exploit the confusion.

We work with crypto and Web3 companies of every kind, including projects with a token, as long as the work is lawful where it is directed and you confirm that in writing. We do not write price, return, or investment language, we do not promote an offering that lacks the registration or authorization it needs, and influencer or promoter brokering is not part of our service. We write about companies, products, founders, and milestones, never about buying a token.

We serve clients worldwide, but we do not communicate or approve UK financial promotions or EU marketing communications under the MiCA rules, and we are not your counsel. You confirm in writing that you may lawfully market in your target jurisdictions, and we write articles and releases that contain no price, return, or investment language. Check your regulatory position with your own legal team.

Yes. Every article and release we write is built to rank in Google and be cited by AI search, including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews: entity-clear writing about your company, structured data, sourced facts, and descriptive headlines. We write for people first, because that is what search and AI systems reward. Optimization improves your odds of being found and cited, but it is not a guarantee of any ranking, citation, or traffic number.

Removal work is billed only after removal is confirmed. Guaranteed featured articles are paid only after publication. Monitoring, earned media outreach, profile management, and crisis work are ongoing programs, scoped in writing, and are not priced on a results basis. The assessment is free, and we lay out what is included and what it costs before you decide.