Services & Methodology

Written for people first, and structured so the AI engines that now answer these questions describe you accurately.

• How do you prevent a crisis from ranking on Google permanently?

  Permanent removal of negative search results is rarely possible. What you can achieve is durable displacement: authoritative content that earns and holds top-ranking positions, pushing the negative result far enough down that it stops shaping first impressions. That takes building the content, holding the ranks, and correcting the source layer that feeds Google and the AI engines.

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• How does Five Blocks handle entity optimization?

  Five Blocks builds the structured signals that make a client legible to Google and AI engines at the same time: complete Wikidata records, schema markup, consistent NAP data, authoritative third-party citations, and explicit disambiguation signals across owned and third-party sources. Because the Google Knowledge Graph and every major AI engine read the same underlying entity infrastructure, optimizing these layers once pays off across all platforms.

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• How can Five Blocks help prepare for a future crisis?

  By building crisis-resistant infrastructure before the crisis hits: a current, well-sourced Wikipedia article and Knowledge Panel/Wikidata entity, a robust set of owned properties, continuous monitoring through IMPACT and AIQ, and a documented playbook with named decision-makers. The differentiator is that the infrastructure is in place before the call comes in.

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• How quickly can Five Blocks respond to a crisis?

  Within one business day. Five Blocks can typically get a senior advisor on a call within hours of an inbound, an initial IMPACT and AIQ diagnostic running on day one, and a tactical plan with named workstreams by the end of day one or two.

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• Does Five Blocks write Wikipedia articles from scratch?

  Yes, when the subject meets Wikipedia's notability standard, significant coverage in multiple reliable, independent, secondary sources. We create the article through disclosed conflict-of-interest channels (a Talk-page edit request or an Articles for Creation submission) and decline subjects who do not meet the bar rather than push an article that will be deleted at Articles for Deletion.

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