Everyone needs monitoring

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You never know what's being said about you.

People are constantly posting blogs, photos, news articles, and comments on the Web that could damage your reputation.

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Search engines don’t fact-check, so there’s a strong chance that search results for your name will include material that’s misleading, inaccurate or irrelevant. Unfortunately, people who don’t know you will assume that everything search engines find is 100% true, and judge you accordingly.
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You can't control what gets posted about you.

Even if you're careful about what you post on the Internet, other people can post embarrassing information, comments or photos without your knowledge.

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Nearly 1 in 4 adults [know there's] something online that they wouldn't want an employer, future employer or teacher to see (Symantec Survey, 2011). But what people can't know is when unflattering content will be posted by jealous co-workers, nosy neighbors, spiteful exes or anyone else — even their own family members! According to a Cox survey, 64% of teens had posted photos or videos online. So it's extremely likely that there already is — or soon will be — something online you don't want other people to see. Something just waiting to be shown to the world by search engines
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You're not the only person with your name.

Google can’t tell the difference between you and someone with the same name and their damaging material can show up in your results.

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When someone else’s family photos appear, it’s usually no big deal. But when someone else’s arrest reports, employment disputes, martial problems, legal or financial trouble show up, you can have serious problems. Because people are inherently judgmental and often form lasting opinions quickly, based on whatever information they have at hand. For example, recruiters, clients, landlords, loan officers, insurance companies and even romantic interests typically “Google” you before making decisions. So your chances of getting that new job, loan, apartment or Significant Other may rest entirely on the impression your search results make.
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How we can help

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We watch the Web for you, for free.

You can’t constantly scour the Internet for the tiniest reference to yourself, so we created advanced technology that can.

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Our free Internet monitoring service gives you peace of mind by continually looking for mentions of you in blog posts, online databases, forum comments and everywhere else on the Web.
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We send you email alerts when you appear online.

Whenever anything gets posted that mentions you, you’ll know what it is, where it is and whether it’s dangerous to your reputation.

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If we find anything associated with your name that could be used to unfairly judge you — like your real age, name, address, mugshots, legal disputes, or marital problems — we'll send you an email alert. Sign up for free and never get blind-sided by damaging material online.
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