The online reputation management blog

Google has loosened its grip on the types of information it will remove from search results. A new policy enables you to request to remove...

A verified badge on Instagram and Twitter signals that you are an authority in your field. The iconic blue checkmark is a symbol that...

Having a strong brand is an invaluable asset. Customers trust brands, stay loyal to them through hardships (like the recent Covid...

Highlights Creating a Wikipedia editor account unlocks more opportunities to increase your influence on the online encyclopedia. Benefits...

Most PR content does not perform well in search results. This article will help fix that problem. Reputation X does not call up the New...

Wikipedia dominates search results and offers a quick reference point for a wide variety of information, but its user-generated editing...

Monitoring your direct competitors is a key part of any marketing strategy.

As technology is disrupting the way we live, our searching behaviors and capabilities are changing as well.

Would you like to create more useful and better structured content? Any writer would readily reply “Yes” to that. Then here’s the most...

Online reviews can make or break a business, with 85% of consumers trusting them as much as personal recommendations. While a review may...

Wikipedia develops at a rate of 1.9 edits per second. English Wikipedia alone includes more than 6 million articles and averages nearly 600...

Key insights Wikipedia has its own culture. Knowing the jargon will help you navigate the online encyclopedia.  There are terms in...

Digital PR (public relations) leverages online media and builds relationships with online journalists, bloggers, and influencers in order...

Tracking down who is defaming you online isn’t always easy, but some tips and tricks can help. The key is using tools and strategies to...

Highlights Most reputation management tactics are ethical because they seek to manage the available information about a company without...

There are many services that track changes in search engine algorithms. Most track Google, some track Bing and Google or other search...

Key takeaways Wikipedia will delete a page for a variety of reasons - mainly due to a lack of notability You partly control the odds of...

In most cases executive reputation is viewed through the online lens. That lens is most often curated by companies like Google in the form...

Wikipedia shows up as the No. 1 search result on more than 56% of all Google searches and appears on page one of 99% of all searches. Part...

Reputation is the general opinion or estimation that people have about someone or something. It's a measure of how much respect,...