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All they seem to have done is used my-company-name in the URL also in <h1> tags and twice in <h3>
My 2 problems are
how could they seemingly spam Google so easily and
What can I effectively do about it
Thanks fo rany help
Regards
Rod
Assuming it us unique and registered as a trademark, you could try emailing the host (if there is one). You could also try emailing Google, beyond that, if you can't afford a lawyer, SEO may be your best bet. Look at what they've done and do it better. If your PR is higher, this should be possible.
There are also options using cloaking and redirects, but that's another story.
Kaled.
Interestingly none of the other search engines seem to have fallen for this.
I am lucky normally because there is none of this sort of thing in my area usually - hugely frustrating and very annoying - not to mention embarrassing when people look me up.
Regards
Rod :(
-Brandon
And their slogan is "Find out how you can prevent Internet abuse"
Yuck.
Dear Sir
I am emailing you in respect of your manipulation of my registered
company name. You have constructed webpages based on my unique company
name '********* Rare Books' without my express permission.
This is an initial and informal request that you cease and desist from
this practice.
The name is fully registered so this is both a copyright and VERO issue.
I look forward to news of your prompt action
*.*. *******
Owner of ********* Rare Books
<b>Their Reply</b>
Dear Sir,
Any reference to ****** Rare Books will be removed from our database in the next 48 hours. It may take a month or so for search engines to update their index, removing this particular page from their search results. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
Sincerely,
--.com