Contact Google Reputation Manager
Concerned about what people find online?
Tell us about your search results, online reviews, or reputation concern. Start with a brief message about what you want to change.
For individuals and businesses navigating personal reputation, customer feedback, and unwanted online content.
You do not need a complete plan to get in touch. A short description is a useful starting point.
Direct email
info@googlereputationmanager.org
Start the conversation
Tell us what’s happening
Include the relevant page link, the name or business searched, and the outcome you’re hoping for. Share only what’s needed to explain your question.
Name, email, and message are required. Phone is optional. Please leave out passwords, payment details, and identity documents.
Find the right starting point
What would you like to discuss?
Use the form for a reputation question, a request about our content, or a business inquiry. Mention your topic in the first line so your message is easy to understand.
Your name in search
Explain what appears when people search your name and why it concerns you. Include the relevant URLs and any factual correction you are seeking.
Reviews and brand visibility
Tell us about the business, the review or search result, and what you have already tried. Describe the customer experience or visibility issue you want to address.
Unwanted or outdated information
Share the source link and explain whether the concern is accuracy, privacy, or outdated information. Say whether you control the page or have contacted its publisher.
A more useful first message
Three details to include
- The issue: what appears online and which page or search term is involved.
- The context: what is inaccurate, outdated, or concerning, and any steps you have already taken.
- Your goal: the correction, information, or support you are looking for.
Not sure how to begin?
“I’m contacting you about [search result or review]. The page is [URL]. My concern is [brief explanation], and I’d like to understand [desired next step].”
For article corrections, include the article URL and the specific passage. For media or partnership inquiries, identify your organization and the purpose of your message.
Before you reach out
Contact questions, answered
How do I contact Google Reputation Manager?
Use the inquiry form on this page or email info@googlereputationmanager.org. Include a brief explanation and relevant public links so your question has enough context.
Do I need to provide a phone number?
No. The phone field is optional. You can contact us using your name, email address, and message.
Can I ask about removing a search result?
Yes. Include the source URL and explain your concern. Removing a page from its original website and removing a result from Google Search are different actions. Sending an inquiry does not guarantee that content will be removed.
Can I request a correction to an article on this site?
Yes. Send the article link, identify the passage, and describe the correction. Include a reliable source where possible so the request can be evaluated.
Is this Google’s customer support?
No. This is the contact page for Google Reputation Manager, an independent reputation education website. For Google account or product support, visit Google’s official Help Center.
Take the next step
Start with one clear question.
Tell us what you’re seeing and what you would like to understand.