The reputation marketing field has evolved from the marriage of the fields reputation management and brand marketing, and involves a brand's reputation being vetted online in real-time by consumers leaving online reviews and citing experiences on social networking sites.
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Over 70% of online buying decisions are based on reviews given by previous customers, clients or patients.
Reputation management is the old way of doing business, Increased use of social media and online marketing techniques gives companies a chance to engage with their customers, and brands are quickly catching on to the practice of reputation marketing.
If you want to dominate your market and get new customers, then you need to use reputation marketing.
It’s not very complicated to see what your online reputation is, simply put, it is how your customers and potential customers see you when they search for you online. Try it yourself, do a simple search - look at the results, you will see these includes everything that can be found online about your business, whether you purposefully published it or not. Photographs, videos, reviews, news articles, blog posts, social media profiles, “people search” sites, public tax or property records, basically—anything.
It’s not very complicated to see what your online reputation is, simply put, it is how your customers and potential customers see you when they search for you online. Try it yourself, do a simple search - look at the results, you will see these includes everything that can be found online about your business, whether you purposefully published it or not. Photographs, videos, reviews, news articles, blog posts, social media profiles, “people search” sites, public tax or property records, basically—anything.
So here is an interesting fact - your online reputation is determined by mathematical algorithms, which are machine driven complex calculations, and automated reasoning that actually guesses what people will find interesting.
So these searches, while impartial are actually an incorrect measure of your “real” offline reputation. Many times they can include irrelevant but intriguing items, and because search results are arranged by popularity not chronologically, older items and outdated information can show up first if enough people click on them.
The 7 keys To getting 5 Star Reviews For Your Business
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