Link-Building Strategy for Managing Online Reputation
Dear TOSS Team,
Thank you for initiating the manual link-building process. I wanted to clarify my goals to ensure we are aligned on the desired outcomes.
I appreciate your approach, including leveraging a mix of domain authority (DA 30-70), drip-feeding links to maintain a natural profile, and using both do-follow and contextual links to enhance the visibility of positive content. I also value your use of niche-relevant sites alongside general domains for authenticity and diversity.
My main objective is to suppress certain negative search results associated with the terms "Jimmy Gedeon," "Jim Gedeon," or "Jimmy Gedeon Concord NH " "James Gedeon" in Concord, NH. Specifically, I am looking to push down the following undesirable results:
Personnel Appeals Board Documents: New Hampshire Personnel Appeals Board meeting notes (Docket #2022-T-025) referencing my name.
Legal Case Dockets: The case titled "Jimmy Gedeon v NZ. BEAUTE BAR, LLC" from Hillsborough County Superior Court.
Federal Court Documents: Documents titled "Gedeon_v_United_HealthCare_Services_Inc" available through federal court records.
These public records appear prominently in search results, negatively impacting my online reputation. To counteract this, I’d like to focus backlinks on promoting positive content, such as my LinkedIn profile, a blog or article repository highlighting my professional achievements, certifications, or leadership, and articles showcasing my involvement in community or industry-related initiatives.
Please confirm that the current strategy will effectively target these undesirable results, and let me know if there are any additional actions I can take to support the process.