Correct
When information is wrong
- Clarify or correct inaccurate facts with the publisher
- Use the platform's own processes where policies are broken
- Bring in specialist legal advice when needed
Online Reputation Management (ORM)
Your online reputation is shaped by what people can find about you. When search results, news or reviews have turned against a founder or a brand, Indian PR Distribution (IPRD)® rebalances the picture through PR: credible coverage, accurate information and a clear narrative, not deletion tricks or fake reviews.

What people find
A customer searches your company before calling. An investor looks up the founder. A journalist checks the background before writing. A candidate reads the reviews before accepting an offer.
Each of them forms a view from information you did not all create: news coverage, reviews, profiles and third-party mentions.
Online reputation management is the work of understanding that picture and making the accurate, credible side of it easier to find.
When ORM is right
How we work
We map what people actually see: branded and founder searches, news, reviews, profiles and third-party mentions.
We separate what is harmful, what is merely outdated and where the gaps are.
We agree the accurate facts, achievements and positioning that should be easier to find.
We create or strengthen profiles, company narratives and expert content worth reading.
Through media relations and announcements, we earn credible third-party coverage.
We track new mentions and advise when to clarify, correct or stay quiet.
We review the picture periodically, because reputation compounds over months, not days.

Correct, build or leave
Correct
When information is wrong
Build
When the picture is unbalanced
Leave
When criticism is legitimate
Founders and brands
Founder reputation
When the person is searched before the company
Combine with thought leadership PR.
Brand reputation
When the company is judged before the first call
Combine with corporate communications.
What ORM is not
| Feature | Online reputation management | Crisis communication | SEO |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Rebalance what people find and believe over time | Respond to one urgent event | Rank web pages for search queries |
| Time frame | Months; ongoing | Hours to weeks | Ongoing |
| Main tools | Audit, PR, content, media coverage, monitoring | Statements, spokespeople, media handling | Technical and on-page optimisation |
| Within IPRD | This service | Handled as part of this service when needed | One component, not the goal |
In practice
Case study · Listed-company founder

Principles
AI answers
Buyers increasingly read a summary from ChatGPT, Gemini or Google AI Overviews before they read any article. If that summary is outdated, mixes you up with a namesake or repeats a negative story, we handle it here: find the sources the engines lean on, correct what can be corrected, and build accurate coverage they can cite instead.
FAQ
Online Reputation Management (ORM) is the practice of monitoring, analysing and strategically influencing the information and narratives associated with a person, brand or organisation across search, media and other online environments.
Removal is not always possible or appropriate, because results are controlled by independent publishers, platforms and search engines. Inaccurate information can sometimes be corrected or removed through the publisher, platform processes or legal routes. A responsible ORM programme focuses on accurate information, appropriate responses and building credible content that deserves to be found.
Indian PR Distribution (IPRD)® does not treat removal of legitimate journalism as a standard deliverable. Where information is inaccurate or breaks a platform's policies, we help pursue correction through the right route. Otherwise, we focus on building accurate, credible information around the person or brand.
No. SEO focuses on search visibility and page performance. ORM focuses on the wider information and perception around a person or organisation. SEO can be one component of an ORM programme.
It depends on the existing information, the level of public visibility and the scope. Most programmes run over several months, because reputation is rebuilt through sustained, credible activity rather than one intervention.
Yes. Founder ORM audits what people find when they search the founder and builds a clearer, credible professional profile through coverage, commentary and thought leadership.
It can. Press release distribution is useful when there is a genuine announcement, but it is only one activity within a wider ORM programme.
No. The right response depends on the review's accuracy, impact and platform. Some issues should be addressed directly; others need no public reply.
Yes. A reputation audit and proactive communication programme before an IPO, fundraise, acquisition or major launch helps make sure investors and partners find accurate, credible information.
No. Reputation is shaped by independent publishers, customers, journalists and platforms. A responsible ORM programme controls its own strategy and activity, but cannot guarantee how every third party will see or discuss you.
Start a campaign
Share the announcement, the audience and the outlets you want. We reply with the right route, the expected coverage and a quote, usually within one working day.

Contact
Tell us what you are announcing and who should hear it. We will come back with the right route and a scope.
Tell us what you are announcing
Share your brief and get the right route and a quote, usually within one working day.