Top 10 Reputation Management

1. 4 Ways to Manage Negative Feedback in a Positive Way

Let’s face it, we all have had negative feedback. In real life (or IRL) or online, negative feedback In this article, the author, Nadya Khoja and her team talked to over 50 top marketing influencers about how they handle negative feedback when it happens to them. The number one advice they offer? Listen to the feedback. You don’t need to feed the trolls but you definitely can take the opportunity to HEAR what the feedback is and evaluate if it’s something you can grow from The Right Hand.

2. 5 Steps to Getting Started with Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM)

This article focuses on the damage bad reviews or comments can cause on a brand, especially the United PR disaster, in which the CEO Oscar Munoz reacted rather mildly in response to the passenger dragging incident. The simple tips offered in this article are often overlooked but are great ways to monitor and respond to unpredictable bad reviews Digital Marketing agency. Once again, the theme is to be ahead of the bad reviews by monitoring and suppressing the bad results by creating the positive content your brand needs to lessen the impact of the bad reviews.

4. The Case For Online Reputation Management: By The Numbers

The author, John Hall, talks about the staggering numbers of online searches conducted by either corporate executive recruiters (90%) or HR departments (65%), and how much results are weighed in on decisions whether to hire or not. Even social media monitoring is being used by employers (60%) who are not necessarily liking what they’re seeing from their employees online. An equally staggering percentage (70%) of adults have been victims to online harassment, and 73% have witnessed online harassment. So what do all these numbers add up to? The value of your personal brand and the need to monitor and protect it in a world tied to our phones.

5. Five keys to managing your online reputation in Google search

In this article, the author cites the example of the incident in UC Davis where student protesters were sprayed with pepper spray Brand Reputation Management, which created a PR nightmare that wound up costing the University $175,000 to clean up online. As the author mentions, and we have in previous blog posts and even in some on this list, a large part of your strategy should include influencing what is actually showing up in search results via SERPs. Start by what you CAN control, like brand messaging via your company website, blog and social media profiles.

Karthikbalan Subramanian | ekarthikbalan@gmail.com

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4 Ways to Manage Negative Feedback in a Positive Way

Let’s face it, we all have had negative feedback. In real life (or IRL) or online, negative feedback In this article, the author, Nadya Khoja and her team talked to over 50 top marketing influencers about how they handle negative feedback when it happens to them. The number one advice they offer? Listen to the feedback. You don’t need to feed the trolls but you definitely can take the opportunity to HEAR what the feedback is and evaluate if it’s something you can grow from The Right Hand.

2. 5 Steps to Getting Started with Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM)

This article focuses on the damage bad reviews or comments can cause on a brand, especially the United PR disaster, in which the CEO Oscar Munoz reacted rather mildly in response to the passenger dragging incident. The simple tips offered in this article are often overlooked but are great ways to monitor and respond to unpredictable bad reviews Digital Marketing agency. Once again, the theme is to be ahead of the bad reviews by monitoring and suppressing the bad results by creating the positive content your brand needs to lessen the impact of the bad reviews.

4. The Case For Online Reputation Management: By The Numbers

The author, John Hall, talks about the staggering numbers of online searches conducted by either corporate executive recruiters (90%) or HR departments (65%), and how much results are weighed in on decisions whether to hire or not. Even social media monitoring is being used by employers (60%) who are not necessarily liking what they’re seeing from their employees online. An equally staggering percentage (70%) of adults have been victims to online harassment, and 73% have witnessed online harassment. So what do all these numbers add up to? The value of your personal brand and the need to monitor and protect it in a world tied to our phones.

5. Five keys to managing your online reputation in Google search

In this article, the author cites the example of the incident in UC Davis where student protesters were sprayed with pepper spray Brand Reputation Management, which created a PR nightmare that wound up costing the University $175,000 to clean up online. As the author mentions, and we have in previous blog posts and even in some on this list, a large part of your strategy should include influencing what is actually showing up in search results via SERPs. Start by what you CAN control, like brand messaging via your company website, blog and social media profiles.

Karthikbalan Subramanian | ekarthikbalan@gmail.com

5th Floor, Basic Engineering Block, SRM IST, Potheri – 603602.

+91 9080259263

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