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Name-search results
See what appears first, what repeats, and what may be mistaken for you.
Digital Footprint · Key 2
Your next employer may search your name. Make sure they find the right story.
The Digital Footprint Check is a practical ebook that shows you where to look, what could create concern or confusion, and how to build a prioritized cleanup plan before you apply.
Step-by-step reviewClear prioritiesUse at your own pace
$7.99Digital eBook
01Search your name strategicallyReview more than the first result and see the broader story.
02Check professional consistencyCompare what appears online with the experience in your resume.
03Spot avoidable distractionsIdentify public details that may weaken the impression you intend to make.
04Build a cleanup priority listKnow what to address first instead of trying to fix everything at once.
One guide. One clear plan.
Stop wondering what employers might find online.
For $7.99, get a structured guide to reviewing your search results, LinkedIn presence, public profiles, professional details, and cleanup priorities—without paying for a costly consultation.
$7.99Self-guided digital ebook
Get the eBook →By D. K. Bennett · Published by Velocity Search Group
What you get inside
Know exactly where to look—and what to look for.
Instead of guessing, use the ebook to review five parts of your digital footprint and identify what supports your candidacy, what creates confusion, and what needs attention first.
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LinkedIn alignment
Check whether your headline, dates, scope, and professional direction support your resume.
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Public social profiles
Review visible biographies, photos, posts, comments, and account settings.
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Professional credibility
Look for inconsistent titles, outdated affiliations, broken links, and unfinished profiles.
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Your cleanup priorities
Separate urgent credibility issues from improvements that can wait.
A strategy you can repeat
Turn what you find into a clear cleanup plan.
The ebook takes you from an uncomfortable name search to an organized set of next steps you can use before applying, after a career change, or whenever your professional direction evolves.
Discover what is visible.
Search deliberately, review the full results, and document what an employer could reasonably connect to you.
Decide what matters.
Evaluate each item for accuracy, relevance, consistency, and the impression it creates.
Clean up with purpose.
Update what you control, request corrections where appropriate, and strengthen the profiles that best support your goals.
This is not about inventing a different version of yourself. It is about making sure outdated or incomplete information does not speak louder than your real experience.
A small investment in your marketability
Everything you need to stop guessing about your online image.
Buy this before you apply if…
- You have not searched your own name recently—or you did not like what you found.
- Your resume, LinkedIn profile, and public biographies were created at different stages of your career.
- You want to reduce confusion before an employer forms an opinion.
- You need a clear place to start instead of random cleanup advice.
What your $7.99 gives you
- A structured review of the five areas most likely to shape your online professional story.
- A way to compare what appears online with the experience and direction in your resume.
- A framework for separating urgent credibility issues from optional improvements.
- A repeatable process you can use throughout your career—not just once.
Before you purchase
Questions job seekers ask.
Clear expectations make it easier to decide whether this guide fits what you need.
Is this an automated scan of my name?
No. This is a self-guided ebook that teaches you how to review your own digital footprint and decide what needs attention.
Will the guide remove search results for me?
No. It helps you identify issues, prioritize them, and understand the actions available to you. Some information can be updated or removed; other results may require a different response.
Is this only for executives?
No. The process can help job seekers at any career level who want their online presence to support the experience and direction in their resume.
Does this replace a strong LinkedIn profile?
No. LinkedIn is one part of your digital footprint. The guide helps you review LinkedIn alongside search results, public profiles, biographies, images, and other visible information.
How often should I check my digital footprint?
Review it before an active job search and again whenever your title, career direction, public work, or professional profiles change significantly.
Your online story deserves a strategy
Make sure employers find the professional you are today.
Start with a clear view of what is visible, what is accurate, and what needs attention.
Get the Digital Footprint Check — $7.99