#reputation-management

#reputation-management

Negative press can lead to significant repercussions, including lost trust, a damaged reputation, and missed opportunities. Addressing harmful content promptly is crucial.

Building a strong brand means recognizing potential reputation crises and knowing how to handle online articles that misrepresent you or your business. Negative press on Google can erode customer trust and disrupt your operations. Burying negative search results can be complex, time-consuming and cost a fortune that in the long run will negatively affect the financials of your company or your career.

Absolutely not, don't even consider it. Why on earth would you jeopardise your company's reputation by selling something under false pretences?

Even the word Boeing triggers a lot of people, Adnan Bashir, an independent global communications and corporate affairs consultant who specializes in crisis communications, told Al Jazeera.

There's a point where every person who is a fan of Kanye West's music has to come to terms with recognizing that dude's a Nazi.

A group of Tesla owners in France is suing Musk over claims that his political actions have tarnished their reputation, branding their vehicles as 'far-right totems'.

Current approaches to brand safety see publishers often using complicated custom segments that have been refined over time to resolve safety issues.

"Arriola's name does not appear on the original publication in the 20 most recent entries on his profile and a university professor confirmed he was not involved."

"I had no bank account information. I didn't even have an email address with the company."

Understanding how you're currently perceived by peers, clients, and other stakeholders allows you to identify disconnects between the image you want to project and the image you actually project.

Adobe's new content authentication web app allows creators to apply content credentials, giving them control over AI training preferences and enhancing creator protection.

Fake reviews, fueled by malicious intent or simple misinformation, can tarnish a healthcare provider's image, deter potential patients and undermine public confidence in the quality of care.