Proactive online reputation management is one of those activities that most people ask “But why should I?” They’d much rather invest in their online reputation only when something bad happens. However, when they take that route, which is often referred to as reactive online reputation management, they discover that it’s much...
If you’re like me, you probably don’t like the idea of your home address being featured on Google Maps, especially if you own a home-based business. Of course, there are other problems with a Google Maps home address being visible to anyone, such as clients visiting your home when you don’t or can’t legally serve clients [&...
Even before I started Sycosure, I had always paid very close attention to my online reputation. Maintaining a positive online reputation can not only benefit your business (if you have one), but also improve the way others perceive you. Because of this, I’ve decided to put together a list of over 30 online reputation management tips [&hellip...
Everyone, take this as a lesson on why you shouldn’t piss off your clients, the importance of online reputation management, and why you should learn how to handle negative feedback with grace and class. You see, while I was searching for web design and SEO clients today, I came across a lawyer named John Balent. […]...
Most people get into search engine reputation management as soon as they see a bad review posted about them before they decide that it’s time to take action. This is called reactive search engine reputation management and it’s often a lot more difficult to do than proactive search engine reputation management, the latter of which is w...