Cleaning up your online reputation

June 13, 2007

I have written previously about the importance of your Google reputation. Now, there are some firms to specialized in clearing up negative or misinformation. The WSJ with more:

Ms. Parascandola set out to minimize the bad publicity. She hired a company called ReputationDefender Inc. that promises to help individuals “search and destroy” negative information about them on the Internet. Businesses and others have long employed so-called search-engine-optimization techniques to try to make themselves appear higher in Web-search results. Now services like ReputationDefender and DefendMyName are charging fees that can run into hundreds of dollars to help clients remove or downplay unflattering online information.



Related posts:

  1. Online reputation
  2. Defending your online reputation
  3. SEO for physicians
  4. Pro-suicide web pages
  5. Using Wikipedia for online health information, my USA Today column
  6. Google yourself: Tips for your search engine reputation
  7. Doctors have a duty to engage in social media


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{ 2 comments }

1 Kurt June 13, 2007 at 10:58 am

On a positive note: the internet will bring out the best in most people. And those of us who use the web as a beautiful tool to give back and to share with others are in the majority.

Kurt
http://www.ideasforsurgery.com
Further – the future ain’t what it used to be.

2 Anonymous June 14, 2007 at 5:52 am

I hope someone sends this message to Flea.

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