In May 2014 I ran a webinar on Online Reputation Management for IGBAffiliate - this is the slide deck from the webinar, the video can be seen here: http://www.igbaffiliate.com/resources/videos/online-reputation-management
2. @irishwonder@irishwonder
What ranks for the brand name/ brand +
review / other related searches
What ranks for key business people’s names
What Google suggests for brand related
searches
What unrelated keywords the site ranks for
Usually, all but #1 are ignored by site owners
12. @irishwonder@irishwonder
A software product had
suggestions like brand +
scam/virus/malware showing up
due to competitors blackmailing it.
By increasing the search volume
and amount of content for other,
more desirable positive queries,
we managed to get rid of such
suggestions.
17. @irishwonder@irishwonder
Be responsive to avoid reputation issues and
solve them early
Name.com have accidentally
sent promo emails to their
customers – after
complaints on Twitter they
posted this video of their
employee responsible for
the screw up eating those
emails as punishment
(Full story:
http://www.irishwonder.co
m/blog/2014/03/20/case-
study-brands-winning-
social-media/)
18. @irishwonder@irishwonder
There is always good content and bad
content about a brand
Make sure people are aware of your good
content and it is well visible
Don’t think you can just “negative SEO” your
bad content
19. @irishwonder@irishwonder
Yes, Online Reputation Management is one
area where negative SEO makes sense
commercially
No, negative SEO is NOT about buying a
bunch of shitty links on Fiverr to your
negative content