What people find when they search your name is your first impression
Prospective clients don't confront you about what they read online — they just go quiet. AIM runs two connected reputation tracks: pushing damaging content out of view when it surfaces, and building an ongoing review engine so the story search engines and AI assistants tell about you is the true one.
Two ways we protect what people find about you
Suppression handles a fire that's already burning. A managed review program is what keeps the fire from starting — and it's the track we build for nearly every client, because it works whether or not anything negative ever surfaces.
Push negative information out of the spotlight
We can't erase what's already been published. What we can do is out-produce it — building positive, well-optimized content and citations until the damaging result no longer sits on page one.
- Full audit of what currently ranks for your name or brand
- Original articles placed with news & media outlets
- New, positive-content properties built and optimized to outrank the issue
- Schema and citation work so search engines trust the new content faster
- Monthly ranking checks until the target result is off page one or two
A coordinated campaign to build and manage your reviews
This is the track that does the most long-term work: a standing system that earns new reviews, monitors every platform that mentions you, responds on your behalf, and puts your best feedback where buyers and AI assistants actually look.
- Automated review requests triggered after every job or sale
- Monitoring across Google, Yelp, Facebook, and industry-specific sites
- Fast, on-brand responses to every review — positive or negative
- Review schema & testimonial widgets deployed on your website
- Monthly reporting on volume, rating trend, and share of voice
Why the review program is the priority
Suppression fixes a problem after it costs you sales. A managed review pipeline builds an asset that compounds — it's what both traditional search and AI assistants increasingly rely on to decide who to recommend.
More real reviews, arriving steadily
A slow trickle of reviews looks stagnant to both customers and algorithms. Automated request flows keep fresh, genuine feedback coming in every week, not in occasional bursts.
Reviews are now citation material
AI assistants and AI Overviews lean on review volume, recency, and sentiment when deciding which business to recommend. A managed program keeps that signal strong.
Fewer fires to fight later
A business with a deep, active bank of positive reviews is naturally more resistant to any single piece of negative content — the suppression track becomes a rare need, not a routine one.
How we run your review program, month to month
A managed, repeatable cycle — not a one-time push.
Map your current footprint
We inventory every platform where you're already listed or reviewed, and identify the gaps.
Automate the ask
Timed email/SMS requests go out after every completed job or purchase — no manual follow-up needed.
Watch every platform
New reviews across Google, Yelp, Facebook, and your industry's niche sites are tracked in one place.
Reply on brand, fast
Every review gets a timely, appropriate response — resolving concerns before they escalate.
Put reviews to work
Testimonial widgets and review schema surface your best feedback on your site and in search results.
Track the trend
A monthly report shows volume, average rating, and how you compare to local competitors.
Common questions
Can you actually remove negative content?
Rarely — and we won't promise otherwise. What works reliably is out-ranking it: building enough credible, well-optimized positive content that the damaging result no longer appears on the pages people actually look at.
Do I need the suppression track if I'm not dealing with anything negative right now?
No — most clients start directly with the review program. It's the stronger long-term investment and it also reduces the odds you'll ever need suppression in the first place.
How fast will review volume grow?
Most clients see new reviews within the first two to three weeks of launching automated requests, with volume building steadily as the workflow reaches more customers each month.
Can the two tracks run at the same time?
Yes. It's common to run an active suppression campaign while the review program builds in the background — so once the immediate issue is resolved, you're left with a durable, positive reputation rather than a temporary fix.
