7 min read
By Reputation X on
10/26/20 5:32 AM
- Learn from the mistakes of companies that have weathered reputation-threatening problems to avoid experiencing a reputation crisis.
- Every company makes mistakes. How you fix those mistakes determines whether they make or break you.
- By facing up to mistakes, addressing the concerns of your customers, and taking a proactive approach to solving problems, you can save your reputation.
- It is critical to face up to problems promptly, directly, and honestly.
TOPICS:
Business Reputation Management
Online Reputation Repair
Corporate Reputation
9 min read
By Brianne Schaer on
10/16/20 4:30 PM
Corporate reputation is formed by various factors that shift public opinion over time. These factors include search engine results, news coverage, social media posts, reviews, and other public comments. Reputation work is essential whether you are currently in good standing or have suffered a blow. Irrespective of the activity that may have led to poor public opinion, it is essential that corporate reputation is protected to keep up with the pace of modern life.
TOPICS:
Reputation Protection
Business Reputation Management
Corporate Reputation
8 min read
By Reputation X on
10/15/20 6:30 AM
What is reputation risk, and how to reduce it
Reputational risk is finally starting to gain some traction among executives and decision-makers as a legitimate and essential part of their business strategy.
Considering the massive and sometimes devastating effects of reputation damage, it’s a wonder there are still so many businesses leaving themselves vulnerable.
Learn more about what reputational risk is, where it comes from, and how you can protect your company from the losses it causes.
TOPICS:
How to Do Reputation Management
Business Reputation Management
Online Marketing Best Practices
Corporate Reputation
10 min read
By Reputation X on
10/14/20 6:56 PM
The world’s most admired companies based on a nine-point ranking system
- Fortune Magazine has another well-respected, powerful list: Fortune's World's Most Admired Companies.
- The peer-judged list is scored and determined by business insiders within each industry.
- List candidates are rated based on nine key attributes running the gamut of business performance indicators.
You’ve heard of the Fortune 500, a well-respected ranking of the largest companies by revenue in the United States, but you might not be aware of another annual list Fortune produces that ranks the admirability of global companies based on key attributes as perceived by a large audience of qualified professionals.
TOPICS:
What is Reputation
Corporate Reputation
Corporate Social Responsibility
21 min read
By Reputation X on
10/3/20 6:07 PM
The fact that the word “searching” is now interchangeable with the word “Googling” should tell you just about everything you need to know about what Google can do for a business that needs to be found.
Since 2014, Google My Business has been connecting local businesses with a bigger and better audience than they ever would have had access to on their own. With the accelerating transition to digital, it’s more vital now than ever that you get your local business online. So how do you get on Google My Business and why is it so important that you do?
TOPICS:
How to Do Reputation Management
Business Reputation Management
Corporate Reputation
6 min read
By Reputation X on
10/1/20 7:14 PM
- We live in an economy where about 70-80% of market value is derived from intangible assets such as corporate reputation.
- Your company’s reputation is easier to gauge than you might think thanks to the Harris-Fombrun Corporate Reputation Quotient Model (CRQ).
- Many people consider The Harris Poll/CRQ to be a reliable validation of corporate reputation, so it can drive public perception of a company positively or negatively.
- The CRQ has become an invaluable tool for companies when managing corporate reputation and identifying new market risks and opportunities.
TOPICS:
Business Reputation Management
Online Marketing Best Practices
Monitor Online Reputation
Corporate Reputation
4 min read
By Reputation X on
9/30/20 12:28 PM
Is your company thinking of giving to a charitable cause? Let us be the first to thank you for your generosity. Generosity is good for both the cause being donated to and your corporate reputation. We've found that many companies don't optimize giving in a way that benefits their online reputation to the fullest so here are some things generous businesses can do to not only help charitable causes in need but improve their reputation PR as well.
Once you choose a cause you'd like to support, ask if they're willing to do one of these things to promote your donation:
- Write an article and post it to their site
- Publish a press release about the gift
- Post about it on social media
TOPICS:
Reputation PR
Reputation Marketing
Corporate Reputation
Corporate Social Responsibility
7 min read
By Reputation X on
9/29/20 11:06 AM
CSR stands for Corporate Social Responsibility. CSR is a term used to describe socially beneficial activities performed by businesses. Corporate Social Responsibility can take the form of philanthropy, activism, charitable giving, or volunteering. CSR Return on Investment (ROI) is often intangible, as is the case when tuning a CSR initiative to improve corporate online reputation.
TOPICS:
Ethics in Search Marketing
Reputation Marketing
Corporate Reputation
Corporate Social Responsibility
6 min read
By Reputation X on
9/26/20 10:27 AM
Imagine for a minute that there was an easy-to-understand metric that told you:
TOPICS:
reputation score
Corporate Reputation
Net Promoter Score
11 min read
By Brianne Schaer on
6/24/19 5:06 PM
Just like we measure the revenue and turnover rates for a business, its corporate reputation is equally as important, yet more difficult to measure. Despite our inability to precisely “calculate” corporate reputation, the future of your business relies on your ability to keep it in good standing.
TOPICS:
How to Do Reputation Management
Business Reputation Management
Corporate Reputation
Corporate Social Responsibility
15 min read
By Daniel Threlfall on
3/26/18 5:04 PM
Here’s the deal. The media thinks your CEO screwed up. According to rumors, she siphoned the company’s quarterly earnings into a private yacht spending spree.
The truth? Your CEO is innocent.
But what does the media care about truth? They’re hanging onto the rumors like a toddler clutching a Snickers bar. The Internet’s news minions are intent on vilifying a corporate leader, weaving tales of oversized yachts funded with ill-gotten gain.
TOPICS:
Business Reputation Management
Online Reputation Repair
Corporate Reputation