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Reputation Management

Google Dashboard: What They Know About You

November 5, 2009

Want access to all of your Google products, stored info and privacy settings in one place? The new Google Dashboard announced today gives users two things lacking in most online interactions these days: visibility and control. This video explains more: As web users and consumers, we should be pushing all web services to provide this [...]

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25 Things I Learned at UR

February 22, 2009

I recently discovered that The Collegian, the University of Richmond‘s student-run newspaper, is online and published in a very cool WordPress theme. So, naturally, I subscribed to the RSS feed and love reminscing about the “good ole’ days”. A recent post caught my eye called “25 Things I Learned at UR“. Although similar to the [...]

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PissedConsumer.com Removed from Google

October 28, 2008

Perhaps one of the most egregious link spammers and link farmers out there, PissedConsumer.com has been booted (erased, removed, deleted) from the Google index. Their link spamming tactics were well defined in a call-out post on SEOmoz‘ YOUmoz blog. The news could not have come at a better time, considering many companies have been incorrectly [...]

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Online Reputation Management Part 3: Contribute

June 11, 2008

Welcome to part three of my ongoing Online Reputation Management series. The first two installments covered how to monitor your company’s online reputation and how to respond to feedback in various online arenas. Today’s topic approaches online reputation management from an SEO and online marketing perspective. If you are still concerned about the negative results [...]

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