If you want to reduce the chances of your SoundCloud profile appearing in Google search results:

Change Your Display Name and Profile URL:

• Consider changing your Display Name and Profile URL to a stage name or an alias. This strategy can help separate your identity from your SoundCloud presence, making it less likely for your account to be linked to your real name in search results.

Manage Your Images:

• Sometimes, even after removing content from SoundCloud, it may still appear in Google search results due to cached pages.
• To resolve this, click through the image in the search results to check if it’s still hosted on SoundCloud’s servers. If the URL starts with http://i1.sndcdn.com/ and the image appears, it’s still on their servers. If the image has been removed, you’ll see a page indicating that the content is no longer available.

Contact Google for Removal:

• Since SoundCloud can’t control how Google stores or displays cached information, the most effective way to remove your profile or personal information is to contact Google directly. You can do this by filling out their public removal form, requesting that your information be deleted from their search results.

Understand the Limits of Influence:

• While SoundCloud cannot stop Google from indexing its content or control how long Google caches search results, removing personal information from your SoundCloud profile will eventually lead to it being updated in search engines as they refresh their data over time.

What are some alternative strategies to maintain privacy on SoundCloud?

• Use a Stage Name or Alias: Consider using a pseudonym or stage name for your SoundCloud profile, which can help keep your real identity separate from your online persona.
• Regularly Monitor Search Results: Keep an eye on search results for your name and profile to ensure that any unwanted information is no longer visible. If you find something that shouldn’t be there, take the necessary steps to remove it, either through SoundCloud or by contacting Google.