Online Reputation Managment Internet Insights
Two Types of  Reputation Management Passive Defensive Reputation Management  Is necessary when negative information was posted at a time in the past and has not been refreshed lately. Examples include negative reviews, blog comments, journalism etc.  * Techniques differ depending on type of new web content created Active Defensive Reputation Management  An entity is actively posting and refreshing negative information about a brand. Examples are blog posts, editorial comments etc.  *Source: Wikipeida.org
Case Study Example: Passive Defensive Reputation Management  Problem:  Unknown person posted untrue and negative information Challenge-  Because of popularity and search engine ranking negative  comments tend to rise quickly in search results. Solution: Find the problematic and most damaging key phrases and alternative versions of those key phrases. Create a list of appropriate key phrases and rate according to number of searches made monthly. Prioritize the list to most damaging and least damaging. Objective-  not to suppress but replace information.  Create content based on online reputation management plan.  Creation of new content should be prioritized accordingly.
Objective  Objective-  not to suppress the negative post but to replace information with true and good in nature.  Create content based on online reputation management plan. Create new and powerful content.  Content should be introduced gradually using different domain ownerships and geographically diverse hosting environments. Profiles should be written and differentiated from each other. Content should be optimized for search engines. Techniques differ depending on type of new content created.
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Online Reputation Management

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    Online Reputation ManagmentInternet Insights
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    Two Types of Reputation Management Passive Defensive Reputation Management Is necessary when negative information was posted at a time in the past and has not been refreshed lately. Examples include negative reviews, blog comments, journalism etc. * Techniques differ depending on type of new web content created Active Defensive Reputation Management An entity is actively posting and refreshing negative information about a brand. Examples are blog posts, editorial comments etc. *Source: Wikipeida.org
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    Case Study Example:Passive Defensive Reputation Management Problem: Unknown person posted untrue and negative information Challenge- Because of popularity and search engine ranking negative comments tend to rise quickly in search results. Solution: Find the problematic and most damaging key phrases and alternative versions of those key phrases. Create a list of appropriate key phrases and rate according to number of searches made monthly. Prioritize the list to most damaging and least damaging. Objective- not to suppress but replace information. Create content based on online reputation management plan. Creation of new content should be prioritized accordingly.
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    Objective Objective- not to suppress the negative post but to replace information with true and good in nature. Create content based on online reputation management plan. Create new and powerful content. Content should be introduced gradually using different domain ownerships and geographically diverse hosting environments. Profiles should be written and differentiated from each other. Content should be optimized for search engines. Techniques differ depending on type of new content created.
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    How Can WeHelp You Grow Your Business? www.BayshoreSolutions.com 866-352-4971