How to remove Reddit posts from search results?

[Ahmad1]

I’m currently facing an online reputation issue on behalf of a client involving a negative Reddit post that’s appearing in Google Search results. Although the post doesn’t have much engagement on Reddit itself, it’s ranking high enough on Google to create concern for my client’s image. This visibility is affecting their professional credibility, and as someone with a high public profile, the impact is more serious than usual. We’ve tried organic methods like publishing positive content and boosting SEO, but Reddit’s domain authority makes it incredibly difficult to push the post down.

I’m now actively searching for a professional online reputation management agency that has real experience dealing with remove Reddit posts from Google search, Reddit content, particularly when it comes to search result removal or suppression. I’m not just looking for generic services, this needs to be a targeted effort involving knowledge of both SEO and platform-specific challenges. My client’s reputation is a top priority, and I want to work with someone who understands how to handle sensitive issues for high-profile individuals.

During my research, I came across HLK Marketing and they seem promising. They specialize in online reputation management for individuals and brands, including more complex situations like this. I haven’t worked with them before, so I’m wondering if anyone here has any experience with HLK Marketing or can recommend them.

[Ahmad1]

So I stumbled onto something called Labyrinth Search while browsing forums last night. It’s a dark web search engine that claims to keep things clean by filtering out illegal stuff, which honestly sounds refreshing. I played around with the categories and random links pretty fun and a bit mysterious.

But I'm not sure how reliable it is long-term.

Has anyone here used it regularly?