What is Personal Online Reputation Management?
Personal online reputation management is the process of managing your online reputation. It’s a strategy that helps you to keep your online reputation in good shape, and it can be applied to any platform, whether it’s Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter.
It helps you build a positive image online and avoid negative comments by posting relevant and engaging content for people to want to share with others.
What do you need to consider?
Think of your online reputation as a group of personal relationships. To keep these relationships healthy, paying attention to the details is essential to ensuring all members are on the same page.
What do you need to consider?
- What is your online reputation? It may seem obvious, but what does this mean exactly? How does it differ from a traditional “reputation”? Is something unique about an online one that differentiates it from yours in other contexts (e.g., face-to-face)? In many cases, reputations will be based on reviews posted by others — whether positive or negative — about both good and bad things we’ve done in our lives. For example: if I’m talking about myself as someone who went through college with high marks but didn’t graduate because of financial troubles later on down the line, even though my education was mediocre at best (and I could probably have done better), I wouldn’t want anyone talking badly about me because they disagree with how things played out once everything was said and done!
Where to start?
Start by finding out what you want to achieve.
Start by finding out what you must do to achieve your goal.
Then, find out what it will take to get there and stay there.
The three steps to building an online reputation are as follows.
- Step 1: Create a profile.
- Step 2: Post content and engage with the community.
- Step 3: Monitor, track and report back on your progress