Tips on Individual Reputation Management
In this day and age, the Internet has an astonishing amount of power to enhance or sink people’s reputations. People have lost and gained jobs based on past Internet records and online behavior. If you want to make sure your reputation is strengthened and not undermined by Google searches and social media, here are a few things you should try. See What Others Are Searching For To start, you should know what others see when they search for your name online. Conduct Google searches for yourself, including your first name, last name, and...
read moreHow to Remove Unwanted Posts from Twitter (X)
If you are a victim of cyberbullying, online abuse, or online harassment on X (formerly Twitter), you can take steps to remove abusive posts from the site. Acts of cyberbullying or harassment may be both against the law and against the site’s rules. Have online users invaded your privacy and ruined your reputation with posts such as revenge porn, spreading false rumors, or releasing personal information? The first step you can take is reporting the post to site admins. By clicking the “More” button in the upper right corner of a...
read moreHow Influencer Marketing Campaigns Create Success for Brands and Influencers
After the seismic shifts in our media landscape that were introduced by the advent of the Internet, the field of marketing has evolved in response to the new opportunities that the World Wide Web has offered to everyone in the digital space. Unlike radio, print, or television, the Internet is an easily accessible user-driven medium for communication that has crept its way into every aspect of our lives. The Internet’s ubiquitous presence has cultivated the rise of a different type of celebrity: the influencer. Influencers are online...
read moreFTC Announces a New Rule Banning Fake Reviews and Penalties over $50K
Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan on Oct. 21 announced that the agency’s ban on phony online reviews was going into effect, with penalties of $51,744 per violations. On social media platform X, Khan urged followers to report the proscribed practices at reportfraud.ftc.gov. Announcing the rule this August, she said that fake reviews “not only waste people’s time and money, but also pollute the marketplace and divert business away from honest competitors.” The Public Interest Research Group says studies have...
read moreHow to Remove Negative, False, or Defamatory Blogspot Posts
Blogger (also known as Blogspot) is a widely used blogging platform owned by Google. It allows users to publish content to personal blogs easily and quickly, often ranking high in search engine results due to its popularity and keyword relevance. However, it’s possible for individuals to misuse Blogspot for posting harmful, false, or defamatory content. Here are methods to address and remove such content from Blogger.com. Addressing Blogger.com Content Violating Terms of Service: Blogger enforces a content policy that...
read moreHow to create a Wikipedia page for yourself
Before you attempt to make a Wikipedia page you need to know the requirements. It is always best to hire a professional wiki editor or a company like ours to do it, as if you attempt to do it yourself, chances are you will not know all the guidelines and get declined. In this article, we will provide you some guidelines so you can better understand the whole process. The main requirement to have a Wikipedia page is to have significant news coverage. The news articles would also have to be from reliable sources. If you paid for PR or...
read moreAnnouncing Wikipedia Page Creation Service
We recently announced that we are now offering Wikipedia page creation services. Although our CEO is an expert in Wikipedia editing for over 8 years, it was not being offered via Reputation Stars until now. “Wikipedia page creation has become very tough in the past few years. There are many shady freelancers offering Wiki page creation services on freelancer sites who do a very poor job,” Pierre Zarokian, Reputation Stars’ CEO, said. “The admins have been getting tougher and tougher on their notability criteria. It takes a...
read moreHow to remove a Post from ShesaHomewrecker
Shesahomewrecker is site that allows anyone to post about cheaters and homewreckers. Often the content on this site is over exaggerated, false and definitely defamatory. Shesahomewrecker.com does would not remove any post just by request. They would not even remove a post even a poster asks. The only way to remove from this site is to use a reputation management company or an attorney that knows how to get it removed. However, you cannot just hire any attorney, because they will simply take your money to send a legal letter and they would...
read moreGoogle My Business Introduces New Features for 4 & 5-Star Reviews
In today’s digital age, when someone is searching online for any type of business, the first website they seek out is Google. Regardless of the size of the company, the location or the industry, consumers will go to Google to learn more information about a particular company. In fact, some of the first things people may learn about a particular business will originate from what appears in a Google search. What does this mean for business owners? It means that having a positive online presence can go a long way. Business owners who are...
read moreNew Google Algo May be Penalizing some Complaint Sites like Ripoff Report
Is Google using a new Algorithm? Perhaps. Google watchers and online reputation management teams are reporting that Ripoff Report and a few complaint sites seems to have lost some visibility in Google’s search results at the start of November. Our CEO Pierre Zarokian first noticed the change around November 6th, after he checked different keywords related to his clients. He found only one that was still ranking high on Google search. On Twitter, as well as on several private forum’s, there was barely any mention of the event at the...
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