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Suggestions/PLEASE HELP – New startup NSFW showing up in results when googling site name
I’m frustrated. I finally found an incredible name for my startup, catchy short sweet and has a .com. The product, has a high likely hood for success, simple, unique, market changer, with minimal investment.
The problem I type in the name in Google and the only thing that comes up is very poorly related keywords relates to a porn site Xhamster (can honestly say I’ve never explored). Mostly the misspelling of a word.
Without changing the name pitch deck etc, how would the community reccomend I approach surpressing this/pushing it lower down the queue. Significant investment or just create multiple pages with content? Really don’t want this to overhaul a ton of work I have put together and curious if I need to dump some seed money into this (would prefer not to, as I could desperately use that cash elsewhere).
Edit: Buddy found similar named site but for granny porn can’t make this shit up.
If you’re interested in laughing at me Agemaid.com.
Please help.
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Try to find someone who works at Google Search, and ask why porn is coming up when people search for your brand name. I’ve done that before, and it was quickly fixed. Twitter or Reddit might work.
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This could be residual SEO, or another association with this keyword.
I’m an expert in branding, and finding perfect brand names.
Shoot me a DM privately, and I may be able to tell you what’s wrong with the brand name, domain name (via previous cached SEO), or keywords you’re chosen.
It may be a better idea to ditch this brand name altogether, and use something different.
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If the search results are not really related to search intent then it’ll probably all be your business once you’ve started your website and made a few social media pages and launched a website
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Could still profitably use the site. Does your grandma maybe need some extra money?
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Dm sent, I’m running the same niche site too
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Looks like he went with the name change ????
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New brands are often mistaken for typos until more well established. Perhaps I’m misunderstanding.
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