Repairing Your Online Reputation
Michael Fertik, CEO and founder of Reputation.com, says there’s hope for repairing a damaged reputation and offers these tips:
1) Have Your Own Website Michael says it’s good to have your own website because you can control your “Google real estate,” and there will be positive results when someone searches your name online.
2) Be Active Online Participate regularly on Facebook and Twitter. This can help improve your image since you control them.
3) Pump Up the Positive (Sites) Michael says to build up other websites, like Linkedin.com. He says the positive posts and websites will eventually push down the negative.
4) De-Index the Negative Encourage the publisher of negative posts to de-index the page where your photos and related comments are posted.
1) Have Your Own Website Michael says it’s good to have your own website because you can control your “Google real estate,” and there will be positive results when someone searches your name online.
2) Be Active Online Participate regularly on Facebook and Twitter. This can help improve your image since you control them.
3) Pump Up the Positive (Sites) Michael says to build up other websites, like Linkedin.com. He says the positive posts and websites will eventually push down the negative.
4) De-Index the Negative Encourage the publisher of negative posts to de-index the page where your photos and related comments are posted.
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