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Reputation Building

reppin — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 21:16:13 +0000

Reputation Building
It is impossible to have complete control over what people say about you or your company on the Internet. Some people are going to have wonderful, glowing things to say about you. Others will have unkind words, and sometimes the things that they say might not even be true. That’s the nature of the Internet and the nature of people in general. While you can’t control what others say, you do have quite a bit of control about your own reputation and what shows up first on the search results when people are looking for you. To do this, you will need to start reputation building. Even when you have to start from scratch, it’s easily doable.

What is Reputation Building?
Reputation building is a form of branding. You want to be able to build a positive reputation, and you will find quite a few things you can do to get started. When you first start trying to build your reputation online, you should look to see what the search engines have to say about you. If you don’t have a business, and you aren’t online very much and don’t have any presence, then you probably aren’t going to find many things that are specific to you. That’s okay though. You can build a brand and your reputation from the ground up, and the Internet makes it easy to do.

If you do find some negative items on the web about you at this early stage, you will want to do something about them. In some cases, it might even be something that you’ve posted on your own. Many people post Tweets or Facebook statuses without thinking about the harm they can do. Fortunately, the things that you post on your own are relatively easy to remove.

In other cases, with things that you didn’t post, you might want to contact the person who posted the information as ask if they will remove it. Sometimes they will, but sometimes they won’t. Don’t worry though. With the other reputation building tips that follow, you will be able to start pushing those negative listings further down the search engines so that fewer people are going to find them.

Tips for Reputation Building
If you don’t have any reputation online at all, then it’s high time to start reputation building. One of the first things that you will want to do is to set up accounts on some of the most popular social networking sites. Some of the best sites include Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. These are popular today, but you will want to keep up with the trends so that you can stay on top of the social networking game. It can be very important for your online reputation.

Something else that you will want to do is create a website or a blog that you can have as the hub of your online reputation. Make sure that you have links to your social networking profiles from your site, and maintain your site or blog regularly. Always post any positive information to your blog, and the posts will start to be the first things that people see when they are looking for you online.
These are a few of the best ways that you can start your reputation building from scratch. It’s easy enough to do, and you can have some fun with it.

Aggressive Reputation Management

reppin — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:30:39 +0000

Sometimes internet reputation management problems require a more aggressive approach. When a competitor is working to deteriorate your Amazon reviews, negative Yelp reviews, or other bad online reputation problems, an more aggressive solution is often needed. RepRx provides reputation management ranging from subtle to intense. We’re flexible, so we can provide the level of service you need; be it a light touch or a search engine blitz.

Discreet

reppin — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 09:48:08 +0000

We understand the need for confidentiality in reputation-related matters. Our client list is confidential and our methods discreet. When we engage in an internet reputation project we use multiple servers with diverse IP addresses, and arms-length relationships with non-disclosure bound contractors. We do not publish our client list unless given specific instructions to do so by a client on a case-by-case basis.

American Reputation Management Company

reppin — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 09:46:26 +0000

We’re an American online reputation agency based in California and Florida and while we utilize a wide variety of industry talent around the world, the vast majority of our team is located in the United States. We understand service, quality, and timeliness.

BBB A-Rated Company

reppin — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 09:44:44 +0000

Check our BBB profile. You’ll find a company that stands behind its work and is proud of its accomplishments.

Bespoke Reputation Management

reppin — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 06:54:46 +0000

A custom internet reputation management solution that works with your existing brand to extend, craft, and engineer online perception across multiple channels. Bespoke means custom from the ground up. This solution is best for companies with strong brand guidelines or companies that are in highly regulated environments. Costs for bespoke reputation management generally start at about $5000 per month and up.

Reputation Makeover

reppin — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 06:51:21 +0000

Sometimes it’s best to completely remake search results, that’s where a reputation makeover can help. By working to completely re-engineer search results for a given key phrase it is possible to change the perception of a company, product, or individual by altering how it is perceived online in search results. Cost and degree of difficulty are based on the competitiveness of a key phrase, and the existence of negatives (if any).

Reputation Protection

reppin — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 06:46:27 +0000

Reputation protection reduces the possibility of an attack. By starting online reputation protection early, detractors will find it far more difficult to damage your reputation later. A strong first page of search results filled with relevant, diverse content that has been strengthened by search engine optimization and a wide social media network goes a long way in protecting the reputation of companies and people. Reputation protection programs start at $1000 per month.

Online Review Improvement

reppin — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 06:39:29 +0000

We help companies improve star-ratings and reviews. Nearly every company gets a bad review once in a while. Studies suggest that even a single bad review can dramatically reduce customers. We work to improve online reviews ethically using a number of techniques. We don’t post fake or shill reviews, but we do make sure reviews from real people who have actually used a companies products or services find their way to the right places. By focusing on ethical, relevant reviews, star-ratings tend to improve dramatically and revenues often follow.

The cost of online review management varies depending on a number of factors and the program we utilize. For example, for one large software company requiring over 100 positive online reviews on Amazon and other sites averaged about $75 per review. The client managed all fulfillment for the reviewers while we managed the reviewers.

Reputation Management for People

reppin — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 06:34:06 +0000

Minor online reputation issues can usually be reduced quickly depending on the nature of the problem and the level of key phrase difficulty. But major issues will consume more resources and more time. Typically, a small online reputation project for an individual that necessitates the creation of a number of websites the client controls, positive press, third-party affirmative blog posts, social media and search engine optimization will range from about $1500 per month to $3000 per month depending on the needs of the client.