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Harp Interactive
DECEMBER 1, 2009
If you have a website that depends on traffic from search engines then your reputation is vulnerable to external forces. Negative websites whose sole purpose is to provide a platform for your disgruntled customers to malign your brand (your keyword) can show up in Google search results and invade your search real estate.
Waxing UnLyrical
NOVEMBER 19, 2010
Although both TaJinYo and SangJinSe are now closed, their rumors most certainly affected Tablo’s reputation and his emotional well-being, along with those of his family. Companies must protect their reputation in light of rumors, especially those that are defamatory. Your lawsuit v. The rumors have already disseminated.
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Waxing UnLyrical
AUGUST 27, 2010
But that doesn’t mean the social business effort was not successful, or did not create significant value for the brand or organization. Traditional public relations, branding and reputation programs suffer from some of the same challenges. In fact, I would guess far less than half will. Maybe less than 10%. Read All About It!
Waxing UnLyrical
OCTOBER 1, 2010
Priya says, “This episode of #measurepr will share how CRT/tanaka leveraged social media to exponentially increase CRN’s brand visibility online and significantly multiply key metrics (web traffic, scorecard participation, positive mentions) resulting in the 2010 PRSA Silver Anvil award for CRN in the Reputation/Brand Management category.&#
Adam Sherk
APRIL 13, 2010
Home pages will rank well for branded searches regardless of site speed, so it is at the content level that the scores matter more. Both the official announcement and Matt Cutts’ follow-up post emphasize the fact that site speed is just one of 200+ ranking factors and signals like relevance and reputation continue to carry much more weight.
Waxing UnLyrical
NOVEMBER 28, 2010
Why: Celebrities don’t always the perfect brand relationship make. Chipotle mishap highlights importance of clear communication with customers , by Becca Caddy for Reputation Online. If you liked what you saw and read, Id love you to subscribe to my RSS feed or subscribe by email. Why: Robert Frost come to mind, anyone?
Waxing UnLyrical
OCTOBER 27, 2010
Although not quite as simple as school’s fire drill, having a crisis plan serves the same purpose: to keep everyone in the company (including its reputation) safe. The smart brands kept their chips in: they stayed in the game with different messages, new incentives and, ultimately made themselves part of the conversation.
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