Your listing
You decide what your public record says
If you are listed on the Virtual Publicist industry map, you decide what it says. Claim the record, correct a detail, ask for removal, or add a missing entry — a person reads every request.
How do I get my listing changed or taken down?
Send a request below naming the listing and what should happen to it. Corrections and claims are checked against the sources on the page; removals are actioned without argument. Every request is read by a person, and the reply comes from a person.
Send a request
Four kinds of request, one form. Pick the one that fits.
What happens next
The commitments that apply to every request.
- Step 1
A person reads it
Requests go to a queue a human works through. There is no automated approval and no bot reply.
- Step 2
Removal is not argued with
If you ask to be taken off the public map, the record comes down. We do not ask you to justify it or offer you a plan first.
- Step 3
Corrections are dated
When a record changes, its public 'last updated' date changes with it, so anyone reading the page can see how fresh it is.
- Step 4
Claiming costs nothing
Claiming a listing is free and does not create an account, a subscription, or a sales call.
What the public map never contains
Worth knowing before you decide whether a listing is a problem.
- Private or personal contact details, including direct phone numbers and personal inboxes.
- Anything from a Virtual Publicist user's workspace: their artist profile, rankings, drafts or correspondence.
- Paid placement. No entry can be bought, and no ranking is for sale.
- Scraped content from behind a paywall or login.
- Opinions about a person's competence, reputation or behaviour.