Clean up your Glassdoor results on Google.
Candidates search your company name before they apply, and Glassdoor pages are often among the first results. We map every Glassdoor URL about your company, remove the ones that qualify through Glassdoor and Google’s official processes, and push down the ones that stay.
Glassdoor Page Deindexing
- Full Glassdoor URL mapping and audit
- Google deindexing strategy for Glassdoor pages
- Technical submission and case handling
- Policy-compliant removal requests
- Multi-stage escalation if required
- Verification of results across search
- Ongoing monitoring and reporting
Why Glassdoor pages need attention
Candidates check first
Glassdoor pages appear for your company name and shape how job seekers see you before they apply.
Many URLs, one company
Reviews, salaries, interviews and old job posts each create separate URLs that can rank in Google.
Old pages linger
Deleted reviews and outdated profiles can stay visible in Google until a removal request is filed.
Which Glassdoor pages can be removed from Google?
We check every URL first and tell you honestly what can and can’t be removed before you commit.
Usually removable
- Duplicate company profiles on Glassdoor
- Profiles for companies that have closed, merged or been acquired
- Deleted reviews or job posts still showing in Google
- Pages exposing personal details of staff
- Content removed or ruled unlawful by a court
- Glassdoor content scraped or copied onto other sites
Usually not removable
- The active company profile of an operating employer
- Genuine reviews from current or former employees
- Accurate salary and interview information
For an active profile, we can’t remove it, but we can push strong employer-brand pages above it and help you earn more genuine employee reviews.
Our Glassdoor deindexing process
Map & audit
We map every Glassdoor URL tied to your company in Google, from reviews and salaries to old job posts, and rate each for eligibility.
Fix at the source
Where possible, we work with Glassdoor to merge duplicate profiles, update closed or acquired companies, and remove rule-breaking content.
Deindex & monitor
We file Google removal requests for qualifying URLs, escalate where needed, verify results and keep monitoring.
Everything in this service
Full Glassdoor URL mapping and audit
Google deindexing strategy for Glassdoor pages
Technical submission and case handling
Policy-compliant removal requests
Multi-stage escalation if required
Verification of results across search
Ongoing monitoring and reporting
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Common questions
Can you remove my entire Glassdoor profile from Google?
Only in certain cases, such as a duplicate profile, a closed or acquired company, or unlawful content. Glassdoor does not delete the active profile of an operating employer, and Google does not remove lawful pages on request. For those, we push stronger pages above it.
Can individual Glassdoor reviews be removed?
Yes, if they break Glassdoor’s guidelines. See our Glassdoor review removal service.
How long does it take?
Outdated-content requests can clear in days. Cases that go through Glassdoor or legal channels can take several weeks.
Is removal guaranteed?
No. Glassdoor and Google make every decision. We guarantee a full URL audit, an honest eligibility check before you commit, and follow-up on every request.
Find out which Glassdoor pages can be removed.
Get a free eligibility check. We map your Glassdoor URLs and tell you honestly what qualifies before you order.