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. [...]
Hotel Reputation, TripAdvisor being targeted to comply
Posted on 03. Nov, 2010 by Barry Hurd in blog, Reputation Management
Destination owners who are suffering from hotel reputation problems caused by TripAdvisor and similar review sites may have a light showing up at the end of the tunnel. KwikChex (a U.K. based online monitoring service) released a press release targeting negative reviewers, saying that it plans to publish a list of suspects that are fraudulent [...]
Reputation Insurance, why it makes good sense
Posted on 22. Feb, 2010 by Barry Hurd in blog, Corporate Reputation, Reputation Management
Like any asset, there are hundreds of unforeseen risks that are associated with online reputation. A common viewpoint shared by many business executives is that they don’t know how to gauge how virtually explosive different aspects of their business model are. If you don’t know what smoke is, you probably can’t justify cost of fire [...]
Xfinity vs Comcast, No Reputational Escape?
Posted on 13. Feb, 2010 by Barry Hurd in blog, Reputation Examples, Reputation Management
Xfinity vs Comcast, critic after critic is asking big questions about the rebrand effort. In essence, the brand was not what was the target of the change (its reputation was.)
5 tools for Free Reputation Management
Posted on 28. Jan, 2010 by Barry Hurd in blog, Professional Profiles, Reputation Management
Before venturing your online reputation management efforts, we need to identify a list of things you want to monitor. We don’t want to waste time or energy focusing on the wrong things.
