Dave Fleet

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Using Social Media to Protect Your Reputation

Dave Fleet

Reputation management through social media is a hot topic right now. With that in mind, I thought you might like to hear an interview I just did with Andrew Brown and Robert Gold at BusinessCast, on the subject of “using social media to protect your reputation.&#. The Challenge.

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Monday Morning Reads: Digital Reputation, Facebook Tutorials, Speed up Blogging

Dave Fleet

In this week’s Monday Morning Reads: digital reputation management; a plethora of Facebook tutorials; how to speed-up your blogging; turning Google’s April Fool’s joke into a reality and an interesting Quora discussion on Craigslist’s longevity. Digital reputation management.

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Monday Morning Reads: Churnalism, Bubble Bursting, Influence Limits

Dave Fleet

to avoiding getting caught when the social media “bubble&# bursts, to reputation management, influence and lastly a couple of Google stories to round things out. Thanks to this, when a reputation issue hit, the company was able to communicate directly with its fans (alongside smart SEM) and manage the problem.

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Eight Tips for Scaling Social Customer Support

Dave Fleet

Edelman’s Trust Barometer shows that search engines are the #1 source of information about companies for informed consumers. Where those things aren’t the case, though, responding to concerns publicly accomplishes two things: Allows anyone watching to see your company being responsive to an issue (improves your reputation).

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Forrester: Email and search drive online sales, not social

Dave Fleet

More broadly, what about organizational reputation (where PR plays strongly too)? studies have shown that positive reviews significantly increase the likelihood of people purchasing products online – fueling the comparison shopping engines in the chart above. What about cost avoidance? Of course email matters.