False claims are spreading about you. Find out who's driving them.
When false or misleading claims about you or your company start spreading, the first job is detection, not rebuttal. We track where the narrative started, how it is moving, and whether it is organic or coordinated, then help you decide whether to respond, with what evidence, and to whom. Plain-English briefings: what's happening, what it means, and what to do next.
Detection before response
Responding to the wrong claim, or too early, can spread it further. We map the narrative first: the original sources, the accounts and outlets carrying it, and the audiences it is actually reaching.
Organic outrage or coordinated activity?
Real public anger and coordinated campaigns look similar at first. Timing, account behavior, and repeated language tell them apart, and each needs a different response.
Evidence before rebuttal
A rebuttal only works if it is airtight. We help you assemble the facts, documents, and third-party sources before you go public, so the correction holds up to scrutiny.
When to ignore it
Some false claims never leave a small corner of the internet. If it is not reaching the people who matter to you, answering it can give it an audience. Monitoring tells you if that changes.
Escalating to platforms and journalists
Where content breaks platform rules, we document it for reporting. Where reporters are picking it up, we brief them with evidence before the false version becomes the record.
What monitoring actually returns
Not a pile of mentions. You get a briefing on which narratives are rising, who is pushing them, what has changed since the last report, and what we recommend doing.
How we handle it.
What shows up when they search your name?
We'll show you exactly what's there — and what can be done about it. Free.
Senior people on every account. No junior handoffs.
Questions.
Should we respond to false claims immediately?
How do you know if an attack is coordinated?
Is this for companies or individuals?
How do we start?
Tell us what you're working on.
A senior member of our team replies within 24 hours. In an active crisis, call (715) 418-1614.