Services & Methodology

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

• Can Five Blocks remove negative content from Google?

  Yes. Five Blocks demotes negative search results by promoting authoritative content that displaces them, advising on platform-level removals where policies allow, and addressing the underlying sources feeding negative narratives, without using link schemes, cloaking, or other tactics that violate search engine guidelines.

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• We want a Wikipedia page for our firm. How do you know if we’re eligible?

  Wikipedia notability is defined by its own community policies, primarily WP:NCORP for organizations, requiring significant, in-depth coverage in multiple reliable independent secondary sources. Five Blocks conducts a structured notability assessment first and tells you directly whether your coverage clears the bar, falls short, or sits in a gray zone that warrants a deferral.

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• Which AI models does Five Blocks monitor?

  Eight: ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Grok, Claude, and Google AI Mode. AIQ tracks these eight in parallel so the results are directly comparable, and the coverage updates as the engine landscape evolves.

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• How does Five Blocks handle executive reputation programs?

  A full Five Blocks executive reputation program runs five parallel workstreams: building the entity layer (Wikidata, schema markup, sameAs links), managing Wikipedia through disclosed COI, developing owned properties such as the bio page and thought leadership content, monitoring AI narratives via AIQ™, and tracking Google SERPs for the executive's name, each layer reinforcing the others so the engines treat the executive as a coherent, well-defined entity.

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• Does Five Blocks work in languages other than English?

  Yes. Five Blocks works in Spanish, German, Chinese, Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, French, and other languages. Because most of the work is entity and source strategy rather than content creation, language is rarely a barrier; IMPACT tracks 23 languages across 69 countries, Wikipedia has separate editions for each language, and AI engines return different answers by locale, all of which require language-specific management.

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