Link-Building Strategy for Online Reputation Management

Dear TOSS Team,

Thank you for initiating the manual link-building process. I wanted to provide further clarity on the specific results I’m aiming for to ensure alignment with my objectives.

As an IT Project Manager, I fully understand the mechanics of your approach, including leveraging a mix of domain authority (DA 30-70), drip-feeding links to maintain a natural profile, and using a combination of do-follow and contextual links to enhance positive content visibility. I also appreciate the use of niche-relevant sites alongside general domains to ensure diversity and authenticity.

My primary goal is to suppress or push down certain negative or undesirable search results related to "Jimmy Gedeon," "Jim Gedeon," or "James Gedeon" in Concord, NH. These include:

1. Personnel Appeals Board Documents: New Hampshire Personnel Appeals Board meeting notes (Docket #2022-T-025).
2. Legal Case Dockets: The case titled "Jimmy Gedeon v NZ. BEAUTE BAR, LLC" from Hillsborough County Superior Court.
3. Federal Court Documents: The case "Gedeon_v_United_HealthCare_Services_Inc" available through federal court records.

These results appear prominently and negatively affect my online reputation, despite being public records. To counterbalance this, I would like backlinks to focus on promoting positive content, such as my LinkedIn profile, blog posts showcasing professional achievements, and articles about my community and industry contributions.