What an AI assistant says when someone asks about you
People now ask a chatbot about candidates and suppliers. What those answers draw on, and the little you can do about it.
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People now ask a chatbot about candidates and suppliers. What those answers draw on, and the little you can do about it.
Some results are permanent. What can be requested, what cannot, and how to make an unremovable page matter less.
Dormant profiles keep ranking and keep leaking. A realistic clean-up, including the ones that cannot actually be deleted.
Common names break every piece of standard reputation advice. What works instead when your name alone will never be enough.
Not a background check, and not nothing either. The specific things that get looked up, in the order they get looked up.
A concrete pass over your search results, image results and old accounts, with the checks in the order that finds the worst first.
One page can tie together your profiles, work and mentions so search engines treat them as one person. How that is done.
For most names, LinkedIn holds the top result. What it takes to move your own page above it, and whether it is worth the effort.
Someone searches your name before every interview, deal and first meeting. A method for auditing that page and changing it.