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E-reputation & E-gouvernance - #DigitalThursday #Edition6

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  1. 1. SOCIAL MEDIA & BRANDS’ E-REPUTATION HOW TO MANAGE ? Dominique Hodieb E-reputation & e-governance adviser Digital Thursday
  2. 2. • A type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name. You can’t promote a brand without i’ts company owner and vice-versa. So one goes with each other. The image of the company has an impact on the brand’s image and vice-versa. WHAT IS A BRAND ?
  3. 3. • E-reputation is the image conveyed and / or incurred by a business or brand on the Internet and other digital media. • E-reputation can also be applied to a product or service . WHAT IS E- REPUTATION ?
  4. 4. • Your e-reputation represents the overview of your brand presence on the web. It covers your brand’s visibility across the main channels of the Internet, along with social network feedback concerning the service or product that you provide WHAT IS E- REPUTATION OF A BRAND?
  5. 5. • Instant e-reputation can be built via the tweets posted within 24 hours. • The living e-reputation is developed within 48 h . • The medium-term e-reputation will consist of web messages available to D + 7 in the first results . • The long-term e-reputation is characterized it , the persistence of messages after 1 year (access via web search engines or engines of internal social networks) within the first results of places (e.g: sites news magazines that are published can persist for more than 18 months ahead ) . THE SEGMENTS OF E-REPUTATION
  6. 6. • Consumer opinions and rumors can now spread from one side of the globe to the other in just seconds, be it through forums, blogs, websites, or social networks (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Flickr etc.). • Opinions, criticism, and recommendations have become more and more visible in search engines and have a real impact on the reputation of your brand, service, or product. THE STATEMENT
  7. 7. • Own Your Search Engine Results • Use web analytics • Be Social Use of Influence marketing and Community management • Blog • Think Outside the Box • Have an Active PR Strategy HOW DO YOU MANAGE YOUR BRAND’S E – REPUTATION ?
  8. 8. • Don’t be content with only a handful of links at the top of a search engine results page for your brand. • Take full advantage of your SERP by working to control as much of it as you can from top to bottom. • Monitor the positioning and ranking of your website in search engine results. • Check your media coverage and brand visibility across the digital media sphere. OWN YOUR SEARCH ENGINE RESULTS PAGES
  9. 9. • Analyze your link popularity, backlinks to your website, related links, and hierarchy of your website. • Structure and optimize your site for better rankings. USE WEB ANALYTICS
  10. 10. • See what people are saying about your business. Establish a strong connection and build positive relationships by interacting with social media users. • The Best social media are : Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+, YouTube, SlideShare and Pinterest, Instagram. Be sure to link all of your social profiles together. BE SOCIAL
  11. 11. • Blogging is another way to get your brand out there on the web. • Buy a domain that includes the brand name • Blogging also attracts more traffic than static websites, so it helps your reputation and your lead generation. BLOG
  12. 12. • Encourage customers to show how they’re using your product through YouTube videos • Be proactive and in interaction with your customers • Organise games, online meetup , Online interviews using « periscope, twitter, facebook » • The content marketing adapted to your final objective (sales, revenue, brand awareness; customer engagement…etc) THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX USE CONTENT MARKETING
  13. 13. • Don’t simply rely on “Brand news” for your press releases. • Look for unique ways your products are being used. Publicize partners you’re working with. Sponsor events that may get press. • NEVER ALLOW a Press news bring you down on the web HAVE AN ACTIVE PR STRATEGY
  14. 14. • Blogs, tweets and other social media can do great damage • Respond quickly. • If you don’t have a live solution ,always give a quick answer and come back with the solution • ALWAYS find a way to turn the problem to your advantage (Joke on the joke your followers are doing with the problem) BRAND’S E- REPUTATION CRISIS
  15. 15. • Consider the size of the company/brand, the scope of the work, the specific countries they are doing business in and the estimated return on investment. • Preventive measures are generally less expensive than trying to repair an online reputational problem after it’s happened. THE COST
  16. 16. Thanks for your kind attention! Let your passion be your profession
  17. 17. CONTACT ME ! domyhod@gmail.com @DomyHod Domy Hod

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