In the pre internet era, reputation was easier to control. Companies doled out information on their activities to the media, which informed consumers. Today’s online world has decentralised and democratized this reputation creation. Citizen journalism has resulted in consumers participating in shaping your reputation. Hence, corporate cannot push the perception they want consumers to have online; they must recognize that they are one of the participants, along with their consumers in the creation of the company’s reputation.
The reputations of an organisation, its brands and employees are inter-related. The country of origin can affect an organisation’s reputation. Another influence on a company’s reputation is the industry it belongs to. Competition also affects a company’s reputation. If one company’s reputation slides, the others look better in comparison. The reputation of the top management, like the CEO’s reputation also affects the reputation of the organisation. Small individuality, but significant when taken together, are the ways in which each employee can influence over the company’s reputation within his or her circle of friends, customers and family. Take advantage of the nature of the internet as a medium. Listen to customer feedback and what they need online. Design your products according to their requirements. Sit back and watch the positive feedback come in.
Even as an individual, you need to be careful about what your online persona is saying about you. Today, it is much easier for anyone with access to the internet to find out, with one click of mouse, about your past and present. What if a negative comment has been left on your blog? Learn how to manage your personal brand by highlighting your achievements on the right sites so that they are search friendly. You should be aware of how you can minimize the impact of negative news about you by ensuring that positive content about you shows up first on search engines. Acc to Digital Marketing Agency-Nikulsan Technologies

Thank you for the info. It sounds pretty user friendly. I guess I’ll pick one up for fun. thank u
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