#reputation.com

[internetreputationrepair]

Top Reputation.com competitors reviewed.

Review of Reputation.com competitors names DefmationDefenders.com, ReputationDefender, ReputationX and the best online reputation management alternatives.

[yhlin]

這個服務提供「反SEO」的服務，線上口碑監測工具免費，當發現負面口碑時，可以提供「壓掉」的服務，付費協助輔導將負面訊息壓制搜尋結果第二頁或第三頁...以後。

國內則有意藍科技開發的口碑雷達服務，http://www.eland.com.tw/solutions/brand

[wesleykading]

Wesley Kading: How Do You Contribute to Second Mile?

Wesley Kading is an Outbound Sales Director and Project Strategist at Reputation.com in Redwood City, California, a leading provider of online reputation- and image-building services for individuals and organizations of all sizes. Wesley Kading manages client accounts at Reputation.com, leading a sales team and developing new business through presentations at trade shows and industry conferences nationwide. Aside from work, Kading is a concerned citizen actively involved in his community and a regular contributor to the Second Mile. The Second Mile is a nonprofit organization based in State College, Pennsylvania, for at-risk children and underprivileged youth. Founded in 1977, the mission of the Second Mile is to provide opportunities to at-risk youth in which they can develop positive life skills and self-esteem. Community volunteers become role models for children, leading them through activities that train youth to set and achieve goals, develop positive relationships, cope with difficult situations, and succeed in academics. With thousands of volunteers in all 50 states helping over 100,000 at-risk children each year, Second Mile provides America’s children help and hope. As a Second Mile volunteer and role model, Wesley Kading is doing his part to help California kids achieve greatness.

[brandoncalley-blog]

Brandon Calley: What a Sales Director Should Know About Tactics and Strategies

As an experienced sales professional, Brandon Calley currently serves as the Sales Director of Reputation.com. Since joining the popular networking site, Mr. Calley has utilized strategies and tactics to create a sustainable revenue stream from B2B (business-to-business) sales. Sales directors employ many professional tools to build effective sales plans for products or services. Chief among these tools are tactics and strategies; a well-developed plan combines the efforts of both to achieve maximum success. Sales strategies involve identifying one's market, then formulating the best method to approach that market through an understanding of audience, brand history, current competition, and other essential factors. Sales tactics follow strategies and include any action taken to execute the formulated marketing method. Examples of tactics include creating promotional materials and developing leads. Originality and creativity keep one's professional tools sharp in a changing industry. A successful sales director must be innovative in the use of tactics and strategies to ensure a sales plan that resonates best with one's market.                           

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PUBLICIS (Germany) for reputation.com

[profiledefendersreputation]

Reputation.com Competitors - Profile Defenders

When it comes to the ultra competitive field of Online Reputation Management it is often very hard for potential customers to determine who the strong holds in the industry are and who does a great job at advertising all over the radio. 

Up until recently it was apparent that reputation.com had no urgency or sense of reality when it came to cleaning up their own negative image on the world wide web. Even with a celebrity PR manager like Howard Bragman somehow the message just wasn't getting through. 

When this started to happen it gave other competitors in the field an opportunity to go in and be the Facebook to reputation.com's myspace so to speak. Companies like searchmanipulator, reputation911, and reputation changer have all come about in recent years. All of which seem to do a very good job at cleansing business owners and individuals images alike on the internet. 

The future is the only way we will know who is strong and will survive, who will flourish, disappear, and stick in the middle ground. As of right now we can say that Profile Defenders.com is one that is sure to stick around. 

[donnasdiyblog-blog]

Reputation.com - What you are actually buying and how you can do it yourself

This is the story of my invaluable learning’s from a two year painful ordeal with Reputation.com. I owe this article to a friend’s boyfriend, who worked for them.

I have a negative website that I want off the internet. I’ve lived in Northern CA for a while now, so I’m supposed to be super techy, but I just am not. After diligent research and chatting with numerous tech-savvy friends though, particularly an-ex Reputation.com sales manager, I began to understand this “online reputation management” industry, an industry that is taking off.

I called Reputation.com about a negative website that I did not want on the internet.  I had constantly heard their commercials on the radio and knew the service existed, but never in a million years thought that I would need it. They told me I needed to spend $5,000 a year to fix the problem. In actuality, I did not need to spend more than 7% of that.

This is how you do it yourself:

You need to create a monopoly of your name in search results. To do this, you need to sign up for tons of websites, do SEO specific things, and buy a domain name or two.

You will need something that is guaranteed to earn a high rank on search results….a domain name. I instantly went with GoDaddy.com, due to their popularity. When buying a domain name, get a keyword you are targeting online. For me, it was my name. From there, you can create new pages and articles, and  title things like FirstnameLastname.com/Something-Else-You-R-Targeting. Use Wordpress.com as your Content Management System, it’s the easiest to use.

Sign up for the highest ranking websites possible, sites like Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, Myspace, Wordpress and Flickr. Make sure to hyperlink them all together, see the last paragraph. If you Google “Reputation.com Scam”, you will find a few articles where people posted the sites that Reputation.com uses. By the way, the sales for them are suppose to claim “we own a few of the sites so we have extra special power”…well, yeah they are good sites they created, but anyone can sign up for them for free and have that special power.

Two ex-Reputation.com employees created a company called SearchManipulator.com, based on the idea of “do it yourself”, with software that makes the process fast and easy. I bought their software, 4 personal websites (which turned out a lot cheaper GoDaddy.com) and the negative website dropped from page 1 to 5 in search results. The software creates a powerful online presence by having this hyperlinking algorithm in place, see below.

Once you have 10-15 websites that you created on the first 5 pages of search results, you will need to add attention to them, by having a hyperlink on one page to another. For example, if you go to your Twitter website, and there is a link saying “Check out my LinkedIn page” on it. Google likes to see that stuff, so it thinks that website is important if it’s getting a shout-out. Most sites allow sections titled “Websites you are on” or “Add URLs”. This is where you can add “Please visit my Facebook page by clicking here”. Login to each of the sites you’ve created, and add/change most of backlinks to any of the 10-15 websites with special attention to ones directly below the negative website in search results. This way, those positive sites will be promoted above the negative website. You should re-assess the situation every 4 months and do slight updates to what positive sites need the extra power to overtake the negative website in search results. 

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