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Search Engine Monitoring

Find the Results That Send Customers Somewhere Else.

Customers who search for your support line, your refund page or your login tend to trust whatever comes first. Search Engine Monitoring brings Brand Risk Protection to search engines: it looks for results that use your brand to lead people to pages you don’t run, and hands the ones your team confirms to Managed Takedown.

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searchresults for “acme support”

  1. Route

    a result that uses your brand

    • ad · “Acme Support, 24/7 help”
    • organic · rank 3

  2. Destination

    acrne-support.example · matched and monitored

    • registered 2026-09-12
    • serves a login page

  3. Review

    your team rules out partners and affiliates

  4. Removal

    the engine for the result · the registrar and host for the domain

The Results That Lead to Fraud.

Each of these meets customers at the moment they are looking for you, which is what makes them work.

Paid

Ads on Your Brand Terms

An ad bought on your name, with your name in the copy, pointing to a lookalike domain. It can sit above your own result.

Organic

Poisoned Results

Pages built to rank for your brand plus “support”, “refund” or “login”, aimed at people who are already having a problem.

Contact

Fake Support Numbers

Pages that publish a phone number or chat link as yours. Whoever answers asks for card details or remote access.

results for “acme support”

Search results

the search a customer makes for your support line

  1. An ad on your brand terms Paidabove your own result

    ad“Acme Support, 24/7 help”

    acrne-support.example

  2. organicacme.example

  3. organic

  4. A poisoned result Organicbuilt to rank for your brand plus “support”

    organic · rank 3acrne-support.example

Both lead to acrne-support.example, a lookalike that serves a login page: the result goes to the engine, the domain to its registrar and host.

To Managed Takedownonce your team confirms

The Searches That Fraud Goes After.

Your Brand Terms

Company, product and service names, spelled the way customers type them.

Brand Plus Intent

Your name with “support”, “refund”, “login”, “download” or “customer service”: the searches people make when something has gone wrong.

Result Types

Paid placements and ordinary results can both lead to a page you don’t run. Which types are covered on which engine is confirmed with you.

The Result Is the Route. The Domain Is the Destination.

A malicious ad or result often points at a domain someone registered to look like yours. Fraudulent Domain Monitoring watches for those names directly; search monitoring covers the route customers take to reach them.

Removing the ad leaves the destination ready for the next one, so the two findings are worth handling together. Once your team has ruled out partners and affiliates who use your name with permission, Managed Takedown reports the result to the engine and the domain to its registrar and host.

Route
An ad or search result that uses your brand
Destination
A lookalike domain, matched and monitored
Review
Your team rules out authorized partners and affiliates
Removal
The engine for the result, the registrar and host for the domain

The Rest of the Brand Watch.

BRP Fraudulent Domain Monitoring The destinations: lookalike domains, matched and monitored. Read BRP Managed Takedown Deepinfo’s team files the removal request and follows it up. Read Use case Phishing Detection and Prevention Lookalike detection and takedown, applied to phishing. Read

Query This Data Through the API

Lookalike matching runs over the domains the index sees each day. Data teams can take these domains as a feed and run their own matching.

Questions About Search Engine Monitoring

Which search engines are covered?

That is confirmed per engine and per market, since each engine sets its own rules for access and reporting. Regional engines matter as much as global ones if that is where your customers search.

Is this the same as monitoring competitors who bid on our name?

It overlaps, but the question is different. Marketing wants to know who bids on your name; security wants to know which results lead customers to fraud, and those are the ones that go to takedown.

Who removes a malicious ad or result?

The search engine does, under its own ad and content policies. Managed Takedown prepares the report with the evidence, and the lookalike domain behind it can be reported to its registrar and host at the same time.

Is there a published turnaround for removing a result?

No. The search engine decides when to act under its own policies, so Deepinfo doesn’t quote turnaround times or success rates for takedowns.

Tell Us What Your Customers Search For.

Bring the brand and support searches that matter to you, and we’ll walk through what monitoring and takedown cover for them.

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