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Reputation Management
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Online Reputation Management (ORM) consists of monitoring online conversations and postings, and implementing steps to improve one's reputation within search engine results. Google's unique position as the virtual "search engine of record", and our propensity to "google" literally every subject known to man, has opened a Pandora's box of opportunity to those who wish to tarnish the reputation of anyone who has a web site. The abundance of blogers, RSS feeds and web sites allow angry clients, disappointed consumers or competitors to define a person's or company's identity and challenge a website's reputation and integrity. And, regardless of the veracity of their opinions, their words can have an enduring effect.
Online attacks against companies and brands account for damages in the billions of dollars each year. Consumers often search online to make buying decisions. When they research companies, products and people using search engines, the results that they observe can influence how they behave. If their search reveals negative results, they are liable to heed this input and choose an alternate product, service provider, etc. This negative information can lead to problems with sales, investors, financial reports, and reputation.
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Who Needs Online Reputation Management Anyone whose web site appears in response to an online search might need ORM. Consumer generated media offers the public an opportunity to express their views. This information can be found in search engine results. The more a product, brand or company is exposed to public attention and scrutiny, the greater the liklihood that someone will want to challenge their reputation. This can include dissatisfied clients, customers and competitors, who may have legitimate complaints, but can also include rumor mongers, and irresponsible, vindictive web site wizards, whose sole purpose is to challenge another website's integrity.
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