pamorama marketing, life, social media Home About Bookshelf Links Contact 26 Free Tools for Monitoring Your Brand’s Reputation by Pam Dyer on December 6, 2009 Share Are you listening? Tagged as: Branding , Monitoring , Social Media , Social Networking , WOM , Word of Mouth [link] 26 Free Tools for Monitoring Your Brand's Reputation | pamorama [.] here to see the original: 26 Free Tools for Monitoring Your Brand's Reputation | pamorama Share and [.] link] 26 Free Tools for Monitoring Your Brand's Reputation | pamorama Search Engine Marketing [.] MORE >>

According to Warren Buffet “it takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it&#. With the rise of social media it feels like it can take  less than five minutes to potentially damage your online reputation. Online reputation management Social Media Jon Stokes negative sentiment online reputation management plagiarism social media gaffe social media reputation social media risksHere are five cases where social media either created or amplified a potentially damaging situation for a brand: 1. MORE >>

Some of the great things about this social media monitoring site is that it has tools that companies can use to automate their online reputation tracking system. Brands Eye – When it comes to protecting your reputation online, few sites can top Brands Eye. Brands Eye can monitor your company’s online reputation much more effectively. The BrandsEye website helps to produce a far more thorough and scientific analysis of your brand’s online reputation than most people could do on their own, and in far less time than you’d think. Digg this! MORE >>

In these few cases, the social media star’s reputation is now spin. If you want to know how to recognize a social media star whose reputation has turned into spin, just look for these signs: He talks more than he listens. Anything less and the reputation is spin. Guest post by Liz Strauss , founder of SOBCon. The social business space has made me many lifelong friends. Standup humans who I would stake a claim for, people who know business, strategy, and the unique art of relating to humans as humans. Don’t get me wrong. He has answer before you have a question. MORE >>

How about reputation ? Enter the model With influence , reputation , and engagement , we're dealing with the abstract. The reason we don't have standard metrics for such desirable commodities as influence, engagement, and reputation is simple. Measurement ReputationI think I've figured out the source of the difficulty—and controversy—in some of the measurement discussions around social media. It all starts when we talk about measuring things that can't really be measured, because they can't be observed. Take influence. What did it look like? MORE >>