Removal
LinkedIn hosts company pages, employee reviews, and public posts — for B2B businesses and professional services, it's often the first place a prospective client or candidate looks you up.
Why LinkedIn matters
A defamatory post, fake company review, or impersonation profile on LinkedIn can damage B2B credibility and hiring outcomes just as much as a bad Google review does for consumer businesses.
How removal works here
We assess the content against LinkedIn's professional community policies and user agreement, then lodge the removal request through LinkedIn's reporting and escalation channels. LinkedIn's review queue tends to run slower than consumer platforms.
About ongoing monitoring here
Ongoing monitoring isn't available on LinkedIn yet — it's a posts-and-mentions platform rather than a structured review feed we can reliably ping for changes. Removal is fully available, though: submit anything defamatory or fake and we'll assess it.
Questions
LinkedIn removal — frequently asked
Yes — if it violates LinkedIn's professional community policies (fake, posted by a non-employee, or harassment), we can lodge a removal request. Timeframes are typically longer than Google or Facebook.
Impersonation profiles are handled as a distinct case type — submit the profile link through the assessment form and we'll confirm whether it qualifies for LinkedIn's impersonation reporting process.
Yes — the assessment process is the same regardless of whether the content sits on your company page or a personal profile, as long as it breaches LinkedIn's professional community policies.
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