Research-led reputation boutique

We read everything that is written about you.
Then we change what comes next.

Silver Eye responds to hostile information campaigns with fast, evidence-based analysis of how a client is described across the open web. We focus on the points where disinformation and coordinated amplification distort the record — especially in Google search results.

Rapid media analysis and narrative mapping in crisis conditions.
Short, intensive mandates aligned with defamation, data protection and platform rules.
Mandate

Reputation treated as a field of evidence, not as advertising.

We approach reputation as a set of documents that can be tested. Each article, blog post and search snippet is treated as a data point in a wider storyline about the client. Our work begins with reading, classifying and questioning those texts under time pressure.

The objective is not to make the internet flattering. It is to ensure that courts, regulators, counterparties and serious journalists encounter a coherent and factually defensible account when they research a name that is under attack.

When we are engaged

Mandates typically arise in the context of information warfare against a client: orchestrated press campaigns, mirrored accusations on dozens of small sites, or search pages dominated by unverified claims. Our role is to document what is happening and build the basis for a coordinated response.

Method

Investigative reading and structured counter-narrative.

Our practice borrows from investigative journalism, academic source criticism and legal case-building. We reconstruct how a story about the client emerged, who amplified it and which documents or rumours it rests on.

Instead of issuing generic denials, we identify misquotations, translation chains, circular sourcing and fabricated “evidence”. Where appropriate, we prepare material that can stand up in court, before regulators and in serious media — and that quietly rebalances what appears in search.

Working model

1. Mapping the record
Rapid collection of articles, blogs, search results and social posts across relevant languages and jurisdictions.
2. Analytical brief
Written analysis of narratives, risks and factual fault lines — formatted for immediate use by legal and regulatory teams.
3. Intervention strategy
Discreet content work, targeted requests and platform procedures designed to remove or displace defamatory material.
Actions

What crisis-driven work can look like.

Each mandate is custom-built, but most combine intensive short-term analysis with targeted interventions in search, media and regulatory channels.

Crisis monitoring

Focused monitoring of specified outlets, domains and platforms for new or resurfacing accusations, with triage between background noise and developments that require immediate escalation.

Narrative and network reconstruction

Rebuilding the chronology behind a hostile storyline: first publication, replication waves, language versions, and the network of sites involved.

Search-result remediation

Supporting legal and regulatory steps aimed at removing or de-indexing unlawful content and strengthening the presence of verifiable, non-defamatory material in search.

Technical and media-forensic briefs

Commissioning and coordinating external expert reports where needed, and integrating their findings into a coherent evidential picture.

Quiet coordination

Aligning communications, legal and digital actions so that each step reinforces the others and does not inadvertently amplify the campaign.

Short, defined engagements

Most projects run in tight cycles: intense analysis and action during the acute phase of an attack, with clear handover to ongoing legal and monitoring structures.

Clients

Engagements and discretion.

We work with a limited number of clients. All enquiries are handled through private channels only.