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We boast a 95%+ success rate in global deindexing projects. Payment is contingent on successful removal, and we employ a proprietary, discreet methodology, ensuring complete confidentiality.
Confidential deindexing of pages from Google around the world
What is deindexing?
Deindexing removes a link from Google search engine, making it impossible to find through search queries. The content remains on the original website, but its virtual invisibility significantly minimizes reputational damage. When executed correctly, deindexing is a highly effective method for managing unwanted information online.
The standard deindexing process involves submitting a request to a search engine via an online form, specifying the link for removal and providing supporting arguments. However, this approach yields limited success – only about 30%, according to official search engine statistics.
Avagard Global achieves a 95% success rate through our proprietary methodology, which combines legal and marketing strategies. This approach is rooted in our decade of experience in search engine optimization and deep understanding of search engine algorithms.
Avagard Global achieves a 95% success rate through our proprietary methodology, which combines legal and marketing strategies. This approach is rooted in our decade of experience in search engine optimization and deep understanding of search engine algorithms.
AVAGARD global has the highest share of successful cases on the market
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Standard deindexing processes often alert the website hosting the content upon receiving a removal request. These requests can even end up in public databases, exposing the applicant's identity.
Avagard's Global methodology removes links from search engines without notifying the website in most cases. Our process ensures that the removal request is submitted anonymously, drastically reducing the risk of exposure. We guarantee complete client confidentiality in every deindexing project.
Avagard's Global methodology removes links from search engines without notifying the website in most cases. Our process ensures that the removal request is submitted anonymously, drastically reducing the risk of exposure. We guarantee complete client confidentiality in every deindexing project.
We know how to carry out de-indexing without the risk of publicity
- We have successfully removed content from search results originating from top-tier media outlets (Forbes, Bloomberg, Associated Press), compromising news aggregators, and international .org platforms.
- Our deindexing expertise extends to mitigating the impact of various information attacks, including targeted black PR campaigns, the publication of personal information, and the dissemination of outdated or irrelevant materials concerning both individuals and companies.
AVAGARD Global specializes in the most complex cases
Private clients often use deindexing to streamline compliance checks, a mandatory step in international banks, financial institutions, and immigration agencies. If online searches reveal information that raises compliance risks—such as black PR, outdated political activity, or litigation involvement—applications are likely to be rejected. Deindexing quickly mitigates these risks.
Similarly, companies often conduct online searches before partnering with a new entity. Negative articles in initial search results can damage trust and hinder the relationship. Businesses use deindexing to improve client and partner confidence by removing these damaging links from search engines.
Similarly, companies often conduct online searches before partnering with a new entity. Negative articles in initial search results can damage trust and hinder the relationship. Businesses use deindexing to improve client and partner confidence by removing these damaging links from search engines.
Why order the deindexing service?
Pass banking and immigration compliance control
Protect your business reputation
Cases of deletion via deindex
Context
A manufacturing and trading company approached us after a corporate conflict between its two owners years prior. One owner exited the business, while the other became CEO.
Subsequently, the former partner launched a campaign to discredit the CEO, resulting in two articles in sensationalist media outlets. These articles ranked highly in Google searches for the CEO's name, prompting inquiries from current business partners and eroding trust. The company's PR director then contacted Avagard Global.
Approach and result
After a linguistic analysis revealed that the articles were difficult to prove as defamatory in court, we pursued deindexing based on the "right to be forgotten." Within 10 days, the links were successfully removed, and inquiries from clients and partners ceased.
A manufacturing and trading company approached us after a corporate conflict between its two owners years prior. One owner exited the business, while the other became CEO.
Subsequently, the former partner launched a campaign to discredit the CEO, resulting in two articles in sensationalist media outlets. These articles ranked highly in Google searches for the CEO's name, prompting inquiries from current business partners and eroding trust. The company's PR director then contacted Avagard Global.
Approach and result
After a linguistic analysis revealed that the articles were difficult to prove as defamatory in court, we pursued deindexing based on the "right to be forgotten." Within 10 days, the links were successfully removed, and inquiries from clients and partners ceased.
Context
We were contacted by a lawyer seeking to obtain a residency permit for his client in the Middle East. The client's prior government position resulted in a Politically Exposed Person (PEP) designation, complicating the application.
Although the client had deactivated his PEP status, outdated English-language articles referencing his government ties remained online. Migration providers view such connections as a risk factor, potentially delaying or denying residency. Recognizing that Google searches are a standard part of the compliance process, the lawyer proactively sought our help to deindex materials that could jeopardize the application.
Approach and result
Our audit identified three English-language articles presenting the client as a current political figure. We recommended deindexing this outdated information. Deindexing from Google typically takes longer than from Yandex; in this case, it took approximately 45 days to remove the three links. The client ultimately secured his residency permit.
We were contacted by a lawyer seeking to obtain a residency permit for his client in the Middle East. The client's prior government position resulted in a Politically Exposed Person (PEP) designation, complicating the application.
Although the client had deactivated his PEP status, outdated English-language articles referencing his government ties remained online. Migration providers view such connections as a risk factor, potentially delaying or denying residency. Recognizing that Google searches are a standard part of the compliance process, the lawyer proactively sought our help to deindex materials that could jeopardize the application.
Approach and result
Our audit identified three English-language articles presenting the client as a current political figure. We recommended deindexing this outdated information. Deindexing from Google typically takes longer than from Yandex; in this case, it took approximately 45 days to remove the three links. The client ultimately secured his residency permit.
We successfully de-index materials from Google and other search engines all over the world
We have successfully executed deindexing projects in the United Kingdom, the USA, Switzerland, the UAE and Serbia.
Besides deindexing, information can be removed through legal action or by directly contacting the website hosting the content. However, these methods have significant drawbacks.
First, success rates are low: only about a third of online defamation lawsuits are successful, and direct removal requests to websites are even less likely to succeed, especially with compromising or major media outlets. Second, both approaches risk publicity, as third-party involvement makes outcomes unpredictable. Third, timelines are unpredictable; legal proceedings can last over a year.
Avagard's Global deindexing process avoids these pitfalls.
First, success rates are low: only about a third of online defamation lawsuits are successful, and direct removal requests to websites are even less likely to succeed, especially with compromising or major media outlets. Second, both approaches risk publicity, as third-party involvement makes outcomes unpredictable. Third, timelines are unpredictable; legal proceedings can last over a year.
Avagard's Global deindexing process avoids these pitfalls.
Deindexing is the most effective tool for removing unwanted information from the Internet
We use de-indexing both as a standalone tool and as part of comprehensive projects to create a digital profile. This helps protect business reputations and meet international compliance standards, including adjusting profiles in World-Check and removing PEP status.
AVAGARD Global is a leader in the field of DATA REMOVAL from the NETWORK and management of the digital profile of private clients
We have successfully implemented numerous de-indexing projects as part of reputation management for politicians and leading entrepreneurs.
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