noreika
12-05-2006, 12:57 AM
Here's one that has stumped Google and some really good web masters: How does one get an unresponsive search engine company to remove a link?
The dilemma: In 2003 my web master created a legit listing in CaliforniaFind.com for our site, SnowProperty.com. I was working for a company called Sierra Junction Realty at the time. In 2005 I went out on my own and named my company after my website. Last week it was brought to my attention that this old listing ranks #1 in Google when doing a search of Sierra Junction Realty, much to the dismay of the owner. Many attempts have been made to contact the search engine, CaliforniaFind.com to edit the listing, but the emails have been bounced back. There is no other contact info listed. They may be out-of-business. Google cannot remove the link without a court order. What is a gal to do?
The wild thing is that when you do a search of my former company, their site isn't even on the first page, but I'm all over it. How can I change this?
Many, many thanks for any suggestions you may have...
Krista
The dilemma: In 2003 my web master created a legit listing in CaliforniaFind.com for our site, SnowProperty.com. I was working for a company called Sierra Junction Realty at the time. In 2005 I went out on my own and named my company after my website. Last week it was brought to my attention that this old listing ranks #1 in Google when doing a search of Sierra Junction Realty, much to the dismay of the owner. Many attempts have been made to contact the search engine, CaliforniaFind.com to edit the listing, but the emails have been bounced back. There is no other contact info listed. They may be out-of-business. Google cannot remove the link without a court order. What is a gal to do?
The wild thing is that when you do a search of my former company, their site isn't even on the first page, but I'm all over it. How can I change this?
Many, many thanks for any suggestions you may have...
Krista