6 min read
By Brianne Schaer on
3/27/20 6:14 PM
A good reputation is worth a lot more than you might realize.
Not only is having a good online reputation linked to higher trust in your brand, increased profits, and better talent, but it also improves marketing efforts. This blog will focus on the link between a positive corporate reputation and lower marketing costs.
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17 min read
By Milena Gallo on
3/19/20 4:55 PM
It happens. Someone published negative content about yourself or your brand. Believe it or not, there are ways to get this content removed. Many tactics involve negotiation to get web content taken down.
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10 min read
By Eric on
3/12/20 10:48 AM
What is more important? Who you are or who people think you are?
How closely are your character and reputation really connected? Is one more important than the other? How does one affect the other? Let’s look at what character and reputation are individually, and how they can work together to bring you success.
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Your character and your reputation should align with one another
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Reputation is the outward expression of your character or how people see you
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Character is the foundation of your reputation and the choices you make
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Both are necessary to maintain a positive online reputation
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10 min read
By Reputation X on
3/8/20 12:38 AM
An SEO press release often ranks well quickly for reputation management purposes, but sometimes fades with time as the timeliness of the release fades. A well-structured, compelling press release that is naturally shared and talked about can serve your purposes well.
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12 min read
By Reputation X on
3/2/20 8:18 PM
Want to create online content that seems "genetically-modified" to be both compelling to humans and search engines?
Overview
When someone does a search, they look at the:
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7 min read
By Brianne Schaer on
2/24/20 12:30 PM
A positive online reputation should be every individual or business’s goal in 2021. As we continue to deal with consequences stemming from the pandemic, the stakes are higher and your online reputation will either encourage customers to choose your business or drive them away.
An online reputation can be defined as the way that a person or business is perceived based on the information that appears about them online. Hopefully, that information is positive. If it’s not, then it’s time to put in some work to clean up your search results and start your journey to maintaining a positive online reputation and reaping the benefits that come with it.
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9 min read
By Reputation X on
1/3/20 3:33 PM
Schema markup can improve your search engine profile
Schema markup tells search engines a lot of important things. They are optional, but helpful in websites. For reputation management, we use schema to help Google and Bing know which sites are related. For example, we recommend schema be placed on the main website of a company and use "sameas" markup (more on this later) to show search engines the websites of sites related to the company, like it's Facebook page, Twitter, and more. By adding this type of schema to the HTML code, search engines know for certain which sites are related to the company. They don't have to guess. This often results in a better search engine profile for the company. It works for people too.
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7 min read
By Kent Campbell on
12/3/19 11:29 AM
Welcome to Reputation Experiment #142
Sometimes you have to get the SEO ball rolling in order to improve search rankings. To get things started, consider a basic link and social media structure. Done correctly, it will attract organic links and shares on its own without the need to buy links or engage in nefarious activities. While there are many, a classic link building pattern to prime content includes:
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8 min read
By Reputation X on
11/6/19 10:33 AM
We are often asked what SEO tools we use. Here is a partial list of third-party SEO tools we use at Reputation X.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a component of online reputation management (ORM). A good SEO strategy uses content, link building, negotiation, and other specific criteria to help push your website towards the top of search engine rankings. SEO tools make it easier. While every SEO or reputation expert has their favorite tools, here are ours. If you are looking for reputation monitoring tools, you can find them here.
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7 min read
By Reputation X on
9/10/19 5:16 AM
Every online reputation management campaign includes a lot of brainstorming. We think about which websites to build, which web content to develop (text, video, social, graphics, images, etc.), which headlines to use for SEO and ORM purposes. This article will help you understand some of the best ways to brainstorm content for reputation management.
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7 min read
By Reputation X on
8/21/19 9:41 AM
There are many types of anchor text. When spotting "unnatural" anchors (and trying to avoid them), we strive for diversity. Put another way; we don't want a backlink profile that says "Acme Technologies" in every link because it isn't organic (natural). Instead, we want a fully organic and natural backlink profile.
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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.
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Corporate Reputation
Business Reputation Repair
Reputation Management
9 min read
By Brianne Schaer on
5/3/19 8:05 AM
Online reputation is like a credit report everyone can see.
Whether you are a movie star or an investment banker, your online reputation determines how others perceive you. Everybody can (and should!) manage their online reputation to make sure that it is the most accurate representation of themselves.
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Personal Branding
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12 min read
By Brianne Schaer on
4/13/19 4:24 PM
It takes hard work to snag a spot on the first page of Google search results. There are many aspects to consider, such as creating relevant content, incorporating relevant keywords and links, and crafting an enticing search result that makes people want to click on it. But before you can create content that excels, you need to understand how it might be displayed.
- Understanding the anatomy of a search result page can help you create content that entices people to click your link.
- Structure, organize, and promote your content effectively to rank high in SERPs.
- Update and refresh content to keep it relevant.
In this article
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12 min read
By Kent Campbell on
4/9/19 9:49 AM
These nine tried and true methods will increase the probability that your content will rank better without SEO.
Just because you write something doesn't mean it will rank well or be visible in search results. How an article is structured can make all the difference. This article outlines how to create an article people will appreciate, and search engines will reward with higher visibility.
Top things to do to make content more visible in search:
- Publish on the right website
- Choose the right title
- Technical and psychological/clickbait headlines
- The Description gets people to click
- The first paragraph is important
- Page length advice
- Bullets and numbered lists (like this one)
- How rich media increases dwell-time
- Add "schema" to your HTML to get rich results in Google and Bing
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12 min read
By Kent Campbell on
1/5/19 5:27 PM
If you're here, you probably know exactly why reputation's such a big deal today. You want your personal or your company reputation to have access to the best opportunities, and a bad reputation can prevent that. A great reputation will open doors to fantastic opportunities and (if you're a business) unhindered access to your ideal client base.
Your reputation is the single-most important aspect of your business. It affects everything from the number of followers on social media to your overall business revenue. Here are just a few other benefits of a good reputation:
- More business opportunities
- A better selection of prospective employees
- Higher company value
- Lower marketing costs
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5 min read
By Kent Campbell on
12/23/18 11:53 AM
Why does it take six months for a website to rank? We get asked this quite a bit. For the most part, it's because there is a lag time of between 10 and 20 weeks before listings start to improve in search results. The exception to the rule is viral content—if users signal content is of superior value, and they do so quickly, search listings can improve in hours. Unfortunately, not every piece of content is going to go viral. Spammy, low-quality SEO can have a quick effect, but it tends to rapidly off again and will more often than not make things worse.
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7 min read
By Reputation X on
12/17/18 4:06 PM
An online reputation management (ORM) firm isn't a public relations firm. PR firms tend to be more relationship-based, whereas ORM firms tend to be more technical and content-oriented. The best online reputation agencies use PR firms as a go-between with publishers while they work their magic behind the scenes. ORM firms also tend to operate in stealth mode, often quietly supporting PR campaigns in the background.
Reputation management and public relations (PR) are often confused. Although the two share similarities and may be used in conjunction with one another, PR is more forward-facing and visible to members of the public. Online reputation management (ORM) services often occur behind the scenes and are not as obvious to casual observers. Think of reputation agencies as the "man behind the curtain."
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15 min read
By Daniel Threlfall on
10/4/18 10:56 AM
Reputation management strategy is part of brand building, and it's so much more than making sure your company has great reviews. This guide will help you navigate the world of reputation strategy in the online environment. Online reputation — that intangible asset, that electronic chimera — is hard to assess let alone fix. And when it comes right down to the exact techniques to repair a reputation, many CMOs, publicists, or executives are downright confused about it.
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9 min read
By Reputation X on
9/17/18 5:24 PM
For all the brands looking to improve their online presence, here is a checklist of 50 SEO tips that briefly cover everything from SSL certificates to schema to search friendly URLs and much more. Note: If you are looking for an online reputation checklist click here.
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