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@CerenSEO said in Remove the link from Google:

Hi,
I am new here and I have an issue to solve. I do not anything about SEO.
My ex harasses me using SEO and causing defamation by crawling unwanted website. Google does not remove the website as it is public record.

1: how can I remove it? I am not even sure if he uses backlink because website link is pdf and he might do some other technics
2:Although I am sure he uses SEO, I can not prove it and nobody believes me. How can I proof it?

Unfortunately, removing public record websites from Google can be challenging. However, you can try the following steps:

Google's Removal Tool: Use Google's removal tool to request the removal of outdated or specific content, but it's limited to certain cases.
SEO Expert: Consult with an SEO expert who can analyze the situation, identify harmful backlinks or tactics, and help mitigate their impact.
Legal Advice: Consider seeking legal advice to address the harassment and potentially take legal action against your ex.
To prove the SEO tactics, an SEO expert can analyze the web activity to provide evidence of manipulation.

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@GustavoEGomez said in AI overview visibility:

s Moz planning to incorporate AI overview visibility into it's reporting?

As of now, Moz has not publicly announced plans to incorporate AI overview visibility into its reporting. However, they frequently update their tools and features, so it’s worth checking their official blog or announcements for the latest information.

Moz shut down separate websites or services due to reasons like low usage, financial constraints, or a strategic shift in focus.