Managing Online Reputation (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015) is a practical, common-sense guide to protecting and defending your company's name and image online.
Safeguarding Corporate Reputation In Social MediaCharlie Pownall
Social media is viewed as major risk to organisations' reputations. How best mitigate the risks inherent in social media through smart business planning?
The document discusses online community engagement strategies for government. It outlines 7 principles for online engagement: listen actively, focus on influential stakeholders, show achievements without self-promotion, provide context for issues, solicit feedback openly, create a sense of public ownership, and build long-term relationships. The presentation warns of potential pitfalls like poor moderation or unmet expectations. It advocates assessing reputation risks and responding carefully to online comments. The overall message is that governments can benefit from social media by applying these engagement principles and risk management strategies.
An Introduction to The New Crisis CommunicationsCharlie Pownall
The document discusses crisis communication and provides examples of how organizations should respond to crises. It defines a crisis and outlines a crisis management framework of preparing, responding, mitigating and recovering. Case studies of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and an MTR stray dog incident in Hong Kong demonstrate principles for acknowledging problems, controlling the narrative, expressing empathy and commitment while maintaining competence and confidence. The key is a quick, honest response and fixing the underlying issues while learning lessons for the future.
Safeguarding Corporate Reputation In Social MediaCharlie Pownall
Social media is viewed as major risk to organisations' reputations. How best mitigate the risks inherent in social media through smart business planning?
The document discusses online community engagement strategies for government. It outlines 7 principles for online engagement: listen actively, focus on influential stakeholders, show achievements without self-promotion, provide context for issues, solicit feedback openly, create a sense of public ownership, and build long-term relationships. The presentation warns of potential pitfalls like poor moderation or unmet expectations. It advocates assessing reputation risks and responding carefully to online comments. The overall message is that governments can benefit from social media by applying these engagement principles and risk management strategies.
An Introduction to The New Crisis CommunicationsCharlie Pownall
The document discusses crisis communication and provides examples of how organizations should respond to crises. It defines a crisis and outlines a crisis management framework of preparing, responding, mitigating and recovering. Case studies of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and an MTR stray dog incident in Hong Kong demonstrate principles for acknowledging problems, controlling the narrative, expressing empathy and commitment while maintaining competence and confidence. The key is a quick, honest response and fixing the underlying issues while learning lessons for the future.
Erik Qualman: How Social Media Transforms the Way We Do BusinessLIFT Summit 2009
Socialnomics by Erik Qualman discusses how social media has changed personal behavior and how businesses must adapt. It explores what successful businesses and individuals are doing to excel in today's social media landscape. Some key points include that social media has overtaken pornography as the top online activity, products and services will increasingly find customers through social media, and that marketers' jobs are changing to focus more on relationship building and customer value over traditional advertising. The book provides 10 commandments for social media success and influence.
Restructure your Entire Network in 6 months a conversation between Tiffanie Stanard (Serial Entrepreneur), Gayle Jennings-O’Byrne (VC Investor-Harriet Fund ), Archna Sahay (Investor in Residence) and Dalila Wilson-Scott (SVP-Comcast NBCUniversal).
LeWeb 2014: Disruption as an Ecosystem by Brian SolisBrian Solis
With the onslaught of IoT devices, Shared Economy services, and DIY systems, things are getting more chaotic for users. Brian’s session at LeWeb 2014 in Paris focused on disruption as an ecosystem and explored how to apply a combination of systems and design thinking to build an integrated platform of solutions around a high purpose/vision.
Videos here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvxOujjTrlI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfp0x0NQf-E
Social media campaigns are often heavy on tactics, like Facebook and Twitter, and light on strategic framework. Discover how organizations are applying the discipline of public relations to social media campaigns and how you can become adept at doing the same. Learn how to measure the results of online campaigns, including three ways to start measuring immediately. Look at real-world case studies with applicable strategies and techniques that can be adopted for your own online campaigns.
With the exploding growth of social media, the need to apply strategic thinking to your public relations and communications campaigns has never been more critical.
* A clear cultural understanding is needed to communicate with social media tools.
* A framework for using social media in business continuity planning.
* An overview of how to choose the right social media tools to meet your objectives.
* A plan of attack to start incorporating social media in your campaigns.
* Knowledge on how to transition your communications experience and know-how to social media.
* How to manage a successful social media campaign.
Social Media Marketing - Filler Presentation SlidesWest17Media
This is a presentation we created for our latest Social Media Innovation Summit. It contains information about our team, information about the speakers, funny/interesting quotes related to technology and social media. This is a great presentation to have running when there is a lull in a conference.
We surveyed 245 lawyers to find out how they use social media in the workplace, which social media channels they prefer, and whether they find it to be a powerful lead generator.
Keynote given by Christophe Ginisty, President of IPRA, on Thursday, May 16th 2013 in Doha during the 3rd Regional Conference organized by the Gulf Chapter of the International Public Relations Association.
Cyber risk tips for boards and executive teamsWynyard Group
Craig Richardson, CEO of crime fighting software company Wynyard Group shares his recommendations for boards and executives on addressing cyber risks for their organisations.
FORUM 2013 Social media - a risk management challengeFERMA
This document summarizes a presentation on managing risks related to social media. The presentation covers: opportunities and threats of social media; implications for business models; challenges and opportunities in controlling social media risks; and how to manage those risks. It discusses risks to governments, individuals, and enterprises from social media and provides examples of insurance solutions and best practices for risk management.
Social Listening in Practice: Reputation & Crisis MonitoringBrandwatch
Every organization, regardless of size, will encounter a crisis at some point. Thankfully, not every organization will have to deal with one involving serious loss of life or injury. But every organization will encounter reputation issues with differing degrees of severity and impact.
But no matter what the size of your business, the principles and processes for effective crisis communications in the social media age are the same.
Our new guide outlines best practices for detecting and responding to a crisis, while also exploring:
- What reputation monitoring actually means
- How to identify a crisis, intelligently assess the damage, escalate and respond
- Real-world crisis case studies from Boeing, the Beverly Hills Hotel, United Airlines, Marriott Hotel & Walmart/ASDA
With business poised to continue investing in efficiency and environmental responsibility, is there a chance that this move sets the stage for more win-win solutions, bridging the perceived gaps on energy and the environment?
Read more here: http://edl.mn/2sJy6eh
Headline-grabbing scandals can cause massive damage: a deposed CEO, a replaced communications head or billions of euros lost. But how to anticipate reputational risks – or even avoid them – before a crisis hits?
Article written by Phil Riggins, a partner in Brunswick’s London office, for Communication Director magazine Issue 04/2015
http://www.communication-director.com/issues/hidden-powers/seeing-dark#.Vm_zvEqLSUk
Social media provides opportunities for businesses but also risks that must be managed. It allows enhanced communication, branding and insights but could spread information quickly in a crisis. Most executives see risks but few have formal incident or policy plans. Governance is key to harness social media benefits while avoiding issues through training, monitoring and defined strategies.
Social Media As A Tool In Crisis CommunicationDavid Mistick
This document discusses the importance of using social media as a tool in crisis communication. It notes that social media usage increased significantly, even more than traditional methods, after a 2011 earthquake in Japan. Research also found that social media can help spread information quickly and make people feel less isolated during crises. However, the document warns that social media mistakes can negatively impact brands and market share. It emphasizes that organizations need strategies to effectively utilize social media across all stages of a crisis.
What Small Business Can Do To Protect Themselves Now in CybersecurityReading Works Detroit
On October 16, Daniel Cherrin spoke at the Wall Street Journal PRO Cybersecurity Small Business Academy at the Monarch Beach Resort in Dana Park, California. You can find an excerpt from his remarks on Incident Response on a Budget at http://www.northcoaststrategies.com/blog/steps-you-can-take-now-to-prepare-for-the-next-data-breach-that-wont-cost-a-lot-of-money.
Mapping Organizational Roles & Responsibilities for Social Media Risk- Mark - Fullbright
This document outlines a framework for assigning roles and responsibilities to manage social media risk within organizations. As social media opens new opportunities for engagement, it also exposes brands to risks like reputation damage, privacy issues, and regulatory violations. While marketers have focused on capitalizing on opportunities, it is less clear who manages the associated risks. The document argues that to maximize the value of social media while mitigating risks, organizations must clearly define which roles will oversee social media risk management and their specific responsibilities. This includes providing those roles with proper tools to identify, manage and mitigate social risks.
An Exploration Into Social Media Customer ServiceRobin Leonard
An overview and insight into the world of social media customer service including:
- Radian6 Social Media Maturity Scorecard
- Comcast Case Study
- Business Case for Social Media Customer Services
- How to Operationalize Social Media Customer Services
- Social Media Technology Roadmap
- Social Media Reporting and Governance
Mapping Organizational Roles and Responsibilities for Social Media RiskMohamed Mahdy
This document outlines a framework for assigning organizational roles and responsibilities for managing social media risk. It discusses how social media has created both opportunities and risks for companies through increased customer engagement. While many companies are actively using social media, it is less clear who within these organizations is responsible for identifying, managing and mitigating the various risks associated with social media use, such as damage to brand reputation. The document proposes defining specific roles and responsibilities for social media risk management and providing those roles with appropriate tools to be successful.
This document discusses social media infiltration in enterprises. It begins by defining social media and highlighting its widespread adoption, with billions of users on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. The presenter argues that enterprises must embrace social media as that is where customers and prospects are increasingly engaging. Both opportunities and risks of social media for businesses are covered. The presentation emphasizes establishing social media policies and strategies to manage risks and prevent potential disasters, while leveraging benefits like improved collaboration and marketing reach. It concludes by arguing that doing nothing is not an option for enterprises, and a formal approach is needed to mitigate new security risks introduced by social media.
Risk Management Presentation to Doyle Property Clubmarcpreston
Effective risk management for Contractors , Specialist trades, Property Developers and Homeowners.
Spending 80% of the effort to avoid problem arising rather than 80% effort sorting them after the event.
Erik Qualman: How Social Media Transforms the Way We Do BusinessLIFT Summit 2009
Socialnomics by Erik Qualman discusses how social media has changed personal behavior and how businesses must adapt. It explores what successful businesses and individuals are doing to excel in today's social media landscape. Some key points include that social media has overtaken pornography as the top online activity, products and services will increasingly find customers through social media, and that marketers' jobs are changing to focus more on relationship building and customer value over traditional advertising. The book provides 10 commandments for social media success and influence.
Restructure your Entire Network in 6 months a conversation between Tiffanie Stanard (Serial Entrepreneur), Gayle Jennings-O’Byrne (VC Investor-Harriet Fund ), Archna Sahay (Investor in Residence) and Dalila Wilson-Scott (SVP-Comcast NBCUniversal).
LeWeb 2014: Disruption as an Ecosystem by Brian SolisBrian Solis
With the onslaught of IoT devices, Shared Economy services, and DIY systems, things are getting more chaotic for users. Brian’s session at LeWeb 2014 in Paris focused on disruption as an ecosystem and explored how to apply a combination of systems and design thinking to build an integrated platform of solutions around a high purpose/vision.
Videos here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvxOujjTrlI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfp0x0NQf-E
Social media campaigns are often heavy on tactics, like Facebook and Twitter, and light on strategic framework. Discover how organizations are applying the discipline of public relations to social media campaigns and how you can become adept at doing the same. Learn how to measure the results of online campaigns, including three ways to start measuring immediately. Look at real-world case studies with applicable strategies and techniques that can be adopted for your own online campaigns.
With the exploding growth of social media, the need to apply strategic thinking to your public relations and communications campaigns has never been more critical.
* A clear cultural understanding is needed to communicate with social media tools.
* A framework for using social media in business continuity planning.
* An overview of how to choose the right social media tools to meet your objectives.
* A plan of attack to start incorporating social media in your campaigns.
* Knowledge on how to transition your communications experience and know-how to social media.
* How to manage a successful social media campaign.
Social Media Marketing - Filler Presentation SlidesWest17Media
This is a presentation we created for our latest Social Media Innovation Summit. It contains information about our team, information about the speakers, funny/interesting quotes related to technology and social media. This is a great presentation to have running when there is a lull in a conference.
We surveyed 245 lawyers to find out how they use social media in the workplace, which social media channels they prefer, and whether they find it to be a powerful lead generator.
Keynote given by Christophe Ginisty, President of IPRA, on Thursday, May 16th 2013 in Doha during the 3rd Regional Conference organized by the Gulf Chapter of the International Public Relations Association.
Cyber risk tips for boards and executive teamsWynyard Group
Craig Richardson, CEO of crime fighting software company Wynyard Group shares his recommendations for boards and executives on addressing cyber risks for their organisations.
FORUM 2013 Social media - a risk management challengeFERMA
This document summarizes a presentation on managing risks related to social media. The presentation covers: opportunities and threats of social media; implications for business models; challenges and opportunities in controlling social media risks; and how to manage those risks. It discusses risks to governments, individuals, and enterprises from social media and provides examples of insurance solutions and best practices for risk management.
Social Listening in Practice: Reputation & Crisis MonitoringBrandwatch
Every organization, regardless of size, will encounter a crisis at some point. Thankfully, not every organization will have to deal with one involving serious loss of life or injury. But every organization will encounter reputation issues with differing degrees of severity and impact.
But no matter what the size of your business, the principles and processes for effective crisis communications in the social media age are the same.
Our new guide outlines best practices for detecting and responding to a crisis, while also exploring:
- What reputation monitoring actually means
- How to identify a crisis, intelligently assess the damage, escalate and respond
- Real-world crisis case studies from Boeing, the Beverly Hills Hotel, United Airlines, Marriott Hotel & Walmart/ASDA
With business poised to continue investing in efficiency and environmental responsibility, is there a chance that this move sets the stage for more win-win solutions, bridging the perceived gaps on energy and the environment?
Read more here: http://edl.mn/2sJy6eh
Headline-grabbing scandals can cause massive damage: a deposed CEO, a replaced communications head or billions of euros lost. But how to anticipate reputational risks – or even avoid them – before a crisis hits?
Article written by Phil Riggins, a partner in Brunswick’s London office, for Communication Director magazine Issue 04/2015
http://www.communication-director.com/issues/hidden-powers/seeing-dark#.Vm_zvEqLSUk
Social media provides opportunities for businesses but also risks that must be managed. It allows enhanced communication, branding and insights but could spread information quickly in a crisis. Most executives see risks but few have formal incident or policy plans. Governance is key to harness social media benefits while avoiding issues through training, monitoring and defined strategies.
Social Media As A Tool In Crisis CommunicationDavid Mistick
This document discusses the importance of using social media as a tool in crisis communication. It notes that social media usage increased significantly, even more than traditional methods, after a 2011 earthquake in Japan. Research also found that social media can help spread information quickly and make people feel less isolated during crises. However, the document warns that social media mistakes can negatively impact brands and market share. It emphasizes that organizations need strategies to effectively utilize social media across all stages of a crisis.
What Small Business Can Do To Protect Themselves Now in CybersecurityReading Works Detroit
On October 16, Daniel Cherrin spoke at the Wall Street Journal PRO Cybersecurity Small Business Academy at the Monarch Beach Resort in Dana Park, California. You can find an excerpt from his remarks on Incident Response on a Budget at http://www.northcoaststrategies.com/blog/steps-you-can-take-now-to-prepare-for-the-next-data-breach-that-wont-cost-a-lot-of-money.
Mapping Organizational Roles & Responsibilities for Social Media Risk- Mark - Fullbright
This document outlines a framework for assigning roles and responsibilities to manage social media risk within organizations. As social media opens new opportunities for engagement, it also exposes brands to risks like reputation damage, privacy issues, and regulatory violations. While marketers have focused on capitalizing on opportunities, it is less clear who manages the associated risks. The document argues that to maximize the value of social media while mitigating risks, organizations must clearly define which roles will oversee social media risk management and their specific responsibilities. This includes providing those roles with proper tools to identify, manage and mitigate social risks.
An Exploration Into Social Media Customer ServiceRobin Leonard
An overview and insight into the world of social media customer service including:
- Radian6 Social Media Maturity Scorecard
- Comcast Case Study
- Business Case for Social Media Customer Services
- How to Operationalize Social Media Customer Services
- Social Media Technology Roadmap
- Social Media Reporting and Governance
Mapping Organizational Roles and Responsibilities for Social Media RiskMohamed Mahdy
This document outlines a framework for assigning organizational roles and responsibilities for managing social media risk. It discusses how social media has created both opportunities and risks for companies through increased customer engagement. While many companies are actively using social media, it is less clear who within these organizations is responsible for identifying, managing and mitigating the various risks associated with social media use, such as damage to brand reputation. The document proposes defining specific roles and responsibilities for social media risk management and providing those roles with appropriate tools to be successful.
This document discusses social media infiltration in enterprises. It begins by defining social media and highlighting its widespread adoption, with billions of users on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. The presenter argues that enterprises must embrace social media as that is where customers and prospects are increasingly engaging. Both opportunities and risks of social media for businesses are covered. The presentation emphasizes establishing social media policies and strategies to manage risks and prevent potential disasters, while leveraging benefits like improved collaboration and marketing reach. It concludes by arguing that doing nothing is not an option for enterprises, and a formal approach is needed to mitigate new security risks introduced by social media.
Risk Management Presentation to Doyle Property Clubmarcpreston
Effective risk management for Contractors , Specialist trades, Property Developers and Homeowners.
Spending 80% of the effort to avoid problem arising rather than 80% effort sorting them after the event.
C-Suite’s Guide to Enterprise Risk Management and Emerging RisksAronson LLC
Significant opportunities remain for organizations to continue to strengthen their approaches to identifying and assessing key risks. This program will provide an overview of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) best practices and current emerging risks that should be on your radar for 2018.
Watch the complete webinar here: https://aronsonllc.com/c-suites-guide-to-enterprise-risk-management-and-emerging-risks/?sf_data=all&_sft_insight-type=on-demand-webinar
Death of the Newspaper Industy: Bad News for YouTaleo Research
This is a session I did at Training 2012. The key argument in this presentation is that there are key parallels between newspaper reporters and learning professionals and that in order to avoid a similar fate, we need to rethink our roles and soon. The key shift is from instructional conduit to platform and strategy design.
The document provides information about an executive development workshop on crisis management in the retail sector to be held in Bangkok, Thailand on April 25-26, 2012. It outlines the key learning outcomes of the workshop, which include developing crisis preparedness and leadership skills. The workshop will cover topics such as developing crisis management plans, effective communication during a crisis, and testing crisis management plans. It also provides biographies of the speaker presenters and information on how to register for the event.
Social Media Strategies for Business - Social Media GovernanceAri Newman
This document provides an overview of social media governance and best practices for organizations. It discusses the need for social media policies and governance structures to balance empowerment and accountability. Common motivations for social media policies include both managing risk and tapping opportunities. The document recommends separating broad employee guidelines from operational social media guidelines. It also provides checklists for key aspects of social media policies and governance.
Brunswick Intelligence - Building reputational resilience to cyber attackBrunswick Group
Cybersecurity is a business critical risk not just an IT issue. The reputational damage of a cyber breach is often less than the technical damage inflicted, the money lost, or the regulatory fines. With new threats proliferating at startling speed how companies respond to an attack can be more important than the attack itself. The good news is that companies can seize this challenge to differentiate themselves from the competition and earn a greater level of trust from stakeholders.
Learn more about the four steps companies can take to build their reputational resilience to cyber attack.
Social media is the modern Pandora’s box: it has had a meteoric rise as a tool to interact and engage with customers, but also a dark underside exposing companies to new types of risk. Almost two-thirds of companies surveyed say that social media is a significant or critical risk to their brand reputation, yet 60% of companies either never train their employees about their corporate social media policies or do so only upon hiring. This report outlines how to be more proactive about managing social media risk through following a detailed four-step process: Identify, Assess, Mitigate, and Evaluate.
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The document summarizes a data breach that occurred at TalkTalk, a UK telecommunications company, in October 2015. It provides background on TalkTalk's history and reputation for poor service. In October 2015, TalkTalk experienced a cyber attack that compromised the personal data of 4 million customers. This led to negative media coverage and investigations. The breach significantly damaged TalkTalk's reputation, share price, and customer loyalty in the short and long term. The document analyzes TalkTalk's communications response and provides lessons for improving cybersecurity, breach response, and protecting corporate reputation.
Risky Business: The Whys and Hows of Effective Reputational Risk ManagementCharlie Pownall
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Organisations must place customer service alongside marketing and PR at the social media table. Some basic tips on online customer service and community management.
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Managing Online Reputation. How to Protect Your Company on Social Media
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“Essential reading not only for those involved in corporate
PR, but for any manager or director who cares about their
organisation.”
Michael Woodford MBE, Former CEO, Olympus Corporation,
and Whistleblower
“Readable and wise. Managing Online Reputation is the
Art of Reputation for the digital age.”
Keith Schilling, Chairman, Schillings
“A ‘must-read’ for any business leader concerned with the
critical issue of corporate reputation.”
Stephen Thomas, Group Head of Corporate Communications, AIA Group
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4. “Cuts through the digital and social hype to provide compelling
and incisive insights into the risks of the social web. Sets out
a no-nonsense, jargon free and practical playbook for dealing with
online attacks.”
Matthew Stafford, Cabinet Secretary, Government of Australia
“A survival guide for communications and PR practitioners
navigating their way through today’s tumultuous landscape. ”
May Wong, General Manager, Corporate Relations, MTR Corporation
“Provides provocative and practical strategies to mitigate online
reputational risks. Does more than any other book on the market
to clarify the issues and shine a light on the ways forward.”
Leesa Soloudre, Managing Partner, RL Expert Group and
Research Fellow, TIAS School for Business and Society
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WHAT THEY’RE SAYING (2)
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5. WHAT PROMPTED MOR
• A multitude of embarrassing and damaging episodes caused
by peeved customers, aggrieved employees, malicious
competitors, frustrated activist groups, disenfranchised local
communities, devious hackers, bored trolls and recalcitrant
algorithms on companies, institutions and individuals
• Organisations with inadequate defences burying their heads or
mismanaging their responses when the heat is on
• Plenty of anxious clients and prospects unsure how best to
protect and defend themselves online
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6. WHAT MOR SETS OUT TO ANSWER
• How and why corporate reputations come unstuck
in social media
• The most effective ways of minimising the risks of
social media
• How to respond effectively to known issues, sudden
negative incidents and full-scale crises using the
social web
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7. WHAT MOR DRAWS ON
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• In-depth interviews with experts in media and IP law, digital
forensics, IT security, disaster emergency response, crisis
management, NGO activism, search engine marketing,
Wikipedia and other areas
• Proprietary analysis of online reputation threats and incidents
• Extensive desktop research
• Over twenty year’s experience advising companies,
governments and individuals on their communications and
reputation, including a decade focused on social media
charliepownall.com
8. WHAT MOR DELIVERS
• Analysis of common risks in social media, a framework for
categorisation, and guidance on how to identify and assess risks
• Practical advice on how to minimise social media threats, including a
step-by-step guide to developing a Social Media Crisis Plan
• Tried and tested criteria and considerations for formulating responses
to different types of online threats
• Case studies detailing how Applebee’s, FedEx, Goldman Sachs, ING
Bank, Tesla and other companies responded to common serious
negative incidents using social media
• Analysis of how BP, Buffer, Dell, Malaysia Airlines, Shell, and the US
Nuclear Energy Institute used social media to respond to and recover
from major crises
• Guidance on how to use crowdsourcing and search engines to repair
online reputation.
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9. SEVEN LEARNINGS
1. Almost everything is now reputational
2. Most online threats are knowable and manageable
3. Despite technology and data, online reputation defence is
more art than science
4. Many classic PR, legal and IT defences are ineffective or
inappropriate online
5. A must-have for incident and crisis response, social media
is more effective for rebuilding and recovery
6. Transparency, authenticity and ethics are not absolutes,
and depend on local context
7. Online reputation is neither mirror of, nor panacea for,
offline reputation
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10. SEVEN PRACTICAL RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Conduct an Online Vulnerability Audit
2. Create/update your Crisis Plan
3. Develop a corporate Transparency Strategy
4. (Re)-design your Reputation Management System
5. Get leadership involved early and updated regularly
6. Close the gaps between Communications, Legal,
Risk Management, HR, IT and other departments
7. Make sure your defences are relevant and fit for
purpose, and train your foot soldiers rigorously.
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Each incident requires
the use of two – or
more – response
levers, depending on
the nature of the
threat and its
potential impact on
your business and
reputation.
BUSINESS
FORMULATING THE RIGHT RESPONSE
TECHNOLOGICAL
LEGAL
COMMS
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16. ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Charlie Pownall draws on over twenty years’ experience in public
relations, government communications, political and issue
advocacy, digital marketing and social media to advise companies,
governments and individuals how to protect, manage and defend
their reputations. He is a regular commentator and speaker at
conferences, business schools and universities.
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17. ORDER YOUR COPY
Managing Online Reputation is now available online and in good bookstores
across the world. Discounts are available for bulk buys. For further
information, contact cp@charliepownall.com
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
Format: Paperback, e-book
ISBN: 9781137382290
US: $24.00, UK & RoW: £14.99
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