Be There Or Be Talked About Managing Your Reputation Online
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Be There or Be Talked About: Mastering Your Online Reputation
Summary
Recently, an author reached out to me in a panic. Her book received a harsh online review from someone unfamiliar to both of us. Despite the shock, this highlights a critical point: whether or not you actively market yourself online, your presence will eventually end up there. Managing this online reputation is crucial, whether feedback is positive or negative. Here’s how you can effectively navigate the online reputation landscape.Tips for Online Reputation Management
1) Utilize Free Monitoring Tools
Monitoring your online reputation doesn’t need to be costly. Tools like Google Alerts and Yahoo Alerts allow you to keep track of mentions of your name or topic. Simply sign up and enter relevant keywords. This also helps you stay informed about new industry developments and engage in relevant conversations.2) Create Custom RSS Feeds
RSS feeds can help you follow discussions about you or your work. Use platforms such as Technorati, BlogPulse, and Google News to set up these feeds, ensuring you’re up-to-date with the latest mentions and trends.3) Leverage MonitorThis.com
With MonitorThis.com, you can track keywords across 22 different search engines. Make sure you have an RSS feed reader to streamline the incoming information.4) Join Online Groups
Participate in groups related to your topic on platforms like Yahoo, AOL, MSN, and Google. These groups can offer insights and additional support.5) Assess Blogger Reach Before Engagement
Before reaching out to bloggers who discuss your topic, use Alexa.com to check their site statistics. This ensures you’re connecting with bloggers who have a significant audience.Constructing a Positive Online Presence
Once your monitoring is set up, here’s how to make the most of it:
- Start a Blog: Create a platform where you can address news and topics relevant to you. Don’t wait until there’s a need?"begin your blog as soon as possible to establish a connection with your audience.
- Engage With Feedback: If someone comments on you or your work, connect with them. Offer insights or thank them for positive mentions. This fosters positive relationships and counterbalances any negative feedback.
- Accumulate Positive Content: Encourage positive feedback, reviews, and features. A wealth of favorable content can overshadow the occasional critique and boost both your reputation and your topic’s visibility.
Handling Controversy
If your work involves contentious topics, recognize that the internet provides a platform for diverse voices. However, remember the adage: there’s no such thing as bad publicity. It often helps to embrace the conversation rather than trying to control it completely.
By monitoring, engaging, and fostering a positive presence, you can effectively manage your online reputation and turn potential challenges into opportunities.
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