Using your reputation.com, .info, .net to work for you
Posted on 09. Aug, 2011 by Barry Hurd in blog, Corporate Reputation
There are many different ways to enhance the way you are perceived online, whether your have great commentary floating around or negative critics trying to attack you. The first step in creating your digital identity is to HAVE an identity, a brand, a mission, a public face. Your online reputation revolves around your decision to [...]
Online Reputation, articles from our founder
Posted on 07. Feb, 2011 by Barry Hurd in blog, Corporate Reputation, Reputation Management
In addition to some of the exclusive content here @ Social Media Reputation, our founder’s blog has a variety of informational articles covering the crossroads of online privacy, reputation management, and corporate risk. He deals with a variety of elements that touch within these three spheres, while also looking at the benefit points within each. [...]
HP CEO Mark Hurd fired, HP brand in the bullseye
Posted on 09. Aug, 2010 by Barry Hurd in blog, Corporate Reputation
HP CEO Mark Hurd was ousted from the top of the monolithic electronics giant. This will be an interesting area to watch in the CEO reputation space, as Mark Hurd fumbled the ball and HP and its stockholders are left holding the bill.
Corporate Reputation Management top stories
Posted on 19. Jul, 2010 by Barry Hurd in blog, Corporate Reputation
While there are many ways of looking at corporate reputation management, our team is constantly reading industry peers and like-minded professionals across a variety of organizational levels. As we often see first hand: the main problem with corporate reputation resides from the fact that it has hundreds of different touch points ranging across the company. [...]
Forbes Publishes Reputation Institutes 2010 Most Reputable Companies
Posted on 21. May, 2010 by Barry Hurd in blog, Corporate Reputation, Reputation Measurement
Based on 24,977 online interviews and asking people about their perceptions of the nation’s largest companies, the Reputation Institute reviewed services, innovation, workplace, governance, citizenship, financial performance and leadership.With all those numbers… it came out with a score of 0 to 100.
