14. Goals of Reputation
Management?
• Improve “sentiment” of comments.
• Have the most-positive mentions rank
higher.
• Have more people spread your “positive”
content.
15. 1. Accept that knowledge
is power.
• “If I ignore it, maybe everyone else
will too.” Not.
16. 1. Accept that knowledge
is power.
• “If I ignore it, maybe everyone else
will too.” Not.
• Know what’s being said so you can
address it.
20. 2. Take steps to “organize
the speech.”
• Add fresh, interesting
content on a regular basis.
21. 2. Take steps to “organize
the speech.”
• Add fresh, interesting
content on a regular basis.
•Use tags and meta data.
22. 2. Take steps to “organize
the speech.”
• Add fresh, interesting
content on a regular basis.
• Use tags and meta data.
• Correctly “claim” the
listings you’re entitled to.
36. 4. Rationally respond to the
not-so-good stuff.
• Do it with an attitude
of “helping.”
37. 4. Rationally respond to the
not-so-good stuff.
• Do it with an attitude
of “helping.”
• Be transparent & sincere.
38. 4. Rationally respond to the
not-so-good stuff.
• Do it with an attitude
of “helping.”
• Be transparent & sincere.
• Migrate complaints off-line.
39. 4. Rationally respond to the
not-so-good stuff.
• “One-on-one conversation
in front of hundreds of
people.”
40. 5. Reach out to people & groups
who love your brand.
41. 5. Reach out to people & groups
who love your brand.
• Invite them to comment
and share.
42. 5. Reach out to people & groups
who love your brand.
• Invite them to comment
and share.
• Drive engagement with
social apps.
43. 5. Reach out to people & groups
who love your brand.
• Invite them to comment
and share.
• Drive engagement with
social apps.
• “Crowdsource” & co-create.
44. 5. Reach out to people & groups
who love your brand.
• Turn frequent contributors
into “advocates.”
45. 6. Check Google results regular
& routinely publish new content.
46. 6. Check Google results regular
& routinely publish new content.
• Google indexes “pages” not
web sites.
47. 6. Check Google results regular
& routinely publish new content.
• Google indexes “pages” not
web sites.
• Use blogs to indirectly
answer negative posts.