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Recently, the PR firm of a very famous and lavishly wealthy public figure called me. One of his projects had gotten a lot of bad press. They asked how much it would cost to remove the negative information from Google. I looked at the search results: A hit piece in the New York Times.

Ever had a piece of bad press circulated online about you or your company? Posted by Kim Gordon on 29 Jul 2008 | Tagged as: Online PR, Reputation Management, Social Media If you answered yes to the question, then this is a necessary read that contains some helpful resources for healing the damaging effects of bad press.

My business partner and CEO, Mark Harrison, boiled our, Abraham Harrison’s, elevator speech down into bullet points.  Let me know what you think! Abraham Harrison, LLC is a Public Relations company dealing solely in online media AHLLC has two practices: Promotional online PR, and Defensive online

Federal Government Blogs & the Myth of Control » Posted on July 1st, 2008 by Justin Seibert in Business Blogging, Government Marketing, Search Engine Reputation Management | 5 Comments Blog discussions with marketing friends of mine like Skip Lineberg often end up with us trading war stories

When it comes down to it, reputation defense and crisis management demands engagement: resistance is futile. Here’s some excellent advice from Local Advertising Journal about the risks and rewards of Online Reputation Management: Eliminate the Negative: A negative review of your business or product

Federal Government Blogs & the Myth of Control Blog discussions with marketing friends of mine like Skip Lineberg often end up with us trading war stories about potential clients.  They’re intrigued with blogging, but don’t want to allow comments and “lose control.”  There are many reasons not to start a blog (having a time constraint comes immediately to mind), but that fear is not one of them.

No one likes negative feedback. Sure, sometimes it’s “constructive criticism” but most everyone would much rather receive a pat on the back. But how do you stop this negativity from getting in the way of your clients? It’s called reputation management as Todd Friesen of Range Online Media explains to Mike McDonald at SMX Advanced.

If someone has registered their own domain and set up their own blog or webpage, they enjoy broad freedom to publish almost any personal opinions or true facts - no matter how extreme or unflattering.

The following article includes pertinent information that may cause you to reconsider what you thought you understood. The most important thing is to study with an open mind and be willing to revise your understanding if necessary. Your eBay reputation is everything you are on eBay - without it, you’re nothing.

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