The short version
Search your name the way a stranger would, in a private window, and write down what’s on the first page. Most of it will be fine. For anything that isn’t, save the link and a dated screenshot, then get a free plan for that one link.
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Search your name like a recruiter
Use your full name, city, profession, old names, LinkedIn name, business history and any likely risk words. Check web, images, news and videos.
Look for gaps as well as bad results
Sometimes the problem is not only a bad link. It’s the lack of accurate, current information that explains who you are now.
Keep your professional information current
A clear bio, an up-to-date work profile and a business page if you have one make the search page more useful and current.
Handle sensitive results quietly
If an old article, record or complaint appears, save it and check your options before trying to explain it in public.
Questions
Should I clean my results before applying for jobs?
It is wise to check early. Changes take time, so checking your name before a major application can prevent surprises.
Can this help professionals and business owners?
Yes. The same search risk affects executives, trades, consultants, creators, founders and everyday job seekers.
Fix My Name Online is a self-service tool, not a law firm, and this isn’t legal advice. Publishers, platforms and search engines make their own decisions; no one can promise a result. Need a lawyer?
Want your letters for one link saved online?
Optional · US$19 onceThe free plan has everything you need to act. The letter pack saves a request letter, a follow-up and a second letter for one link, online with your dates and notes. You still send everything yourself.