Reputation Communications

14/03/2022

In the New Yorker, Kyle Chayka explores the growing sense of search-engine discontentment among users.

The search engine has made up so much of our online experience for so long that it can be hard to imagine something better.

15/02/2022

"Can this Wall Street Journal article be buried?" Our response. https://reputation-communications.com/article/reputation-reboot-your-questions-answered/

31/01/2022

Attorneys, save the date: March 8, 2022 Noon – PM. A CLE-accredited live program, via the West LegalEdcenter and Thomson Reuters.

On March 8, 2022 from 1 – 2 pm EST, I will present a Continuing Legal Education (CLE)-accredited live audio program, for attorneys.

22/11/2021

Our CEO Shannon Wilkinson’s new article in the New York Law Journal helps attorneys understand the reputation risks they face online…and how to prevent them.

Attorneys are among those whose names, work and reputations may be attacked by deep fakes, online defamation and domain squatting.

27/09/2021

Valital Technologies is a Canadian-based company, helping organizations manage reputation risks. With Valital’s AI-powered platform, organizations can stay ahead of unexpected reputation risks by monitoring and analyzing adverse online news on potential and current business stakeholders. Valital believes organizations need to “verify, then trust” in order to make better, more confident decisions about the people with whom they choose to do business. We checked in with Ronny Aoun, founder and CEO, to get the latest on how is being used to vet clients, business partners, third-party service providers or any individual a business is hoping to work with.

Our interview with Valital Technologies CEO Ronny Aoun, who helps organizations manage reputation risks using high-powered, AI due diligence.

22/09/2021

We’re pleased to share this interview with our CEO Shannon Wilkinson, by the , about what attorneys need to know about online management. Her insights and tips are useful for any professional who seeks a stronger online presence.
View it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MX1vxIqiP2I

03/08/2021

We share our insights, tools and industry intel here to help the greater public understand how ORM works, https://reputation-communications.com/article/the-essentials-online-reputation-management-faqs/

28/07/2021

It takes a lifetime to build a good reputation and only a moment to lose it. It’s a cliché, but it’s truer than ever – at least when applied to wealthy families in the age of social media.

In an era when nearly every tweet, Facebook post or media comment is taken as a potentially divisive political statement, high-net-worth people need to tread carefully online or risk ruining one of their most valuable assets: personal and corporate standing.

Our founder and CEO Shannon Wilkinson's commentary in Canadian Family Offices on what families need to know:

Prevention is better than trying to spin digital damage. But family members can be their own worst enemies

14/07/2021

Clients work a lifetime to create their own personal reputations and “personal brand.” In many instances, they are also closely connected to a major corporate brand based on their position within a company. Keeping in mind just how much a security-related incident can negatively impact reputational management and vice-versa, it is important to identify what items encompass a thorough security operation when creating protection plans and procedures. While the physical safety and security of the client is the most obvious concern to many, it is certainly not the only. It is essential to identify and mitigate all threats and hazards that, if left exposed, could cause the same reputational damage to clients as physical threats. The myriad of additional threats which could directly impact the client’s reputation include poor cyber security and insufficient asset protection.

Our interview with Charles Marino, CEO of Sentinel Security Solutions, LLC, who works with ultra-high net worth families and other clients.

06/07/2021

A content publishing strategy is a grassroots way to build from the ground up using digital media. Millions of people and organizations are doing it, including your top competitors. Integrating content creation into your larger PR program will enable you to meet your long-term public relations goals in more comprehensive and rewarding ways.
Read on to learn more:

Content is the new PR. Social media has expanded the channels used to engage with new audiences and build reputations. So has video. And blogs.

14/06/2021

Good news for those concerned with the volume of slanderous content about people on the internet…including websites that publish such material and then extort victims to pay to have it removed.

Google plans to change its search algorithm to prevent predatory websites from appearing in the list of results when someone searches for a person’s name.

also recently created a new concept it calls “known victims.” When people report to the company that they have been attacked on sites that charge to remove posts, Google will automatically suppress similar content when their names are searched for. “Known victims” also includes people whose n**e photos have been published online without their consent, allowing them to request suppression of explicit results for their names.

Google plans to change its algorithm to prevent predatory websites and slander from appearing in search results. Victims can now report it.

04/05/2021

What happens when a prominent person is falsely accused of a crime? Our new interview:

One of the country's leading lawyers discusses what happens when dubious claims are made against "moving targets."