You might not be able to remove it but there are a couple of things you can do.
from your blogger dashboard, go to the basic settings and change the answer to the question "let search engines find this blog". It takes awhile for it to drop out of search results.
After that, try to avoid letting people link to your blog using your full name. Ask them to change it when you find that happens.
If you did anything important with your life, those things would poop up first...of course, I never associate my real name with the blog so as to keep it away from the unimportant (as in, professional) aspects of my life.
It may be from the name associated with your email address. ie, when I send you an email my name is shown... Your email address is proby used to receive alerts such as this one. Just a thought.
Stop linking your race results to it.....
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ReplyDeleteYou might not be able to remove it but there are a couple of things you can do.
ReplyDeletefrom your blogger dashboard, go to the basic settings and change the answer to the question "let search engines find this blog". It takes awhile for it to drop out of search results.
After that, try to avoid letting people link to your blog using your full name. Ask them to change it when you find that happens.
Are we going to have an ex-girlfriend stalking us on the hardrock course?
ReplyDeleteI just don't use my real name anywhere on my blog.
Are you saying Brownie isn't your real name?
ReplyDeleteDear Rupert Rumplestiltskin, like JohnF said I'd turn search off.
ReplyDeleteTake care Rupert, have fun pacing at Hardrock.
And Franco, I hope you enjoy having Rupert pace you at Hardrock.
-- JP McGillicuddy
I do all those things already, but this blog still pops up as the first thing. Weird.
ReplyDeleteDepending how far you want to dig, Google Webmaster tools can give some insight to how/where your site is linked affecting search results.
ReplyDelete-JohnF
If you did anything important with your life, those things would poop up first...of course, I never associate my real name with the blog so as to keep it away from the unimportant (as in, professional) aspects of my life.
ReplyDeleteIt may be from the name associated with your email address. ie, when I send you an email my name is shown...
ReplyDeleteYour email address is proby used to receive alerts such as this one.
Just a thought.