The Ultimate Guide to Monitoring Your Online Reputation

Monitoring online reputation for businesses, brand names, and even persons is a necessary evil in today’s world of consumer generated content via blogs, social media and review sites. It’s not just the search results that one has to worry about anymore but blogs, Twitter, Facebook, Yelp and the list goes on. One negative review can bring a small business to its knees. Monitoring what is being said about your company, its products and services and even its people, can be quite overwhelming to say the least.

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David Wallace

David Wallace, co-founder and CEO of SearchRank, is a recognized expert in the industry of search and social media marketing. Since 1997, David has been involved in developing successful search engine and social media marketing campaigns for large and small businesses. In additions to his duties at SearchRank, David is editor in chief at Infographic Journal, a blog featuring some today’s best infographics and data visualizations.

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#Pinterest Seeks to Raise It’s Valuation from $1.5 Billion to $2.5 Billion

What a difference a little more than 18 months can make.  In May of 2012 Pinterest was valued at $1.5 billion, enabling them to raise over $100 million in capital.  Since then the company and its user base have grown by leaps and bounds.  In December of 2011, prior to the first valuation, Pinterest had […]

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Michelle Stinson Ross

Social Media Consultant at Firestarter Social Media

Michelle is the co-host of the popular Social Media discussion group #SocialChat, blogger, and Social Media Advocate/Consultant +Michelle Stinson Ross

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#Pinterest Seeks to Raise It’s Valuation from $1.5 Billion to $2.5 Billion

What a difference a little more than 18 months can make.  In May of 2012 Pinterest was valued at $1.5 billion, enabling them to raise over $100 million in capital.  Since then the company and its user base have grown by leaps and bounds.  In December of 2011, prior to the first valuation, Pinterest had […]

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Michelle Stinson Ross

Social Media Consultant at Firestarter Social Media

Michelle is the co-host of the popular Social Media discussion group #SocialChat, blogger, and Social Media Advocate/Consultant +Michelle Stinson Ross

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