Regardless of who you are, professional, executive or small business owner, the first place people will go to “check you out” is online. Particularly social media outlets like Twitter, Facebook, Linked-in and others. What will they find? Who is responsible for your online reputation? You can take control without wasting time. By investigating as little as one hour per week you can begin to craft an online reputation that is both accurate as well as compelling. Learn how at our upcoming Social Media Webinar on May 6th, 8:30 am Pacific.
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Guarding your reputation online
The research firm TARP performed a series of studies on customer satisfaction from the late 1970’s through the 1990’s. It was found that many customer complaints are unreported, and that customers are far more likely to talk to others about negative experiences than they are with positive ones. With the prevalence of social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter, it is easier than ever before for customers to relate their experiences to their contact base. As such, it is imperative that businesses do everything they can to find out what is being said about their products and company in general.
I’ve just posted my latest article on how you can use the Internet, including social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook to manage your reputation online. Click here to read how you can manage your online reputation.
To Twitter, or not to Twitter
From one of our SBA Network partners, Corey Perlman.
If you haven’t heard the buzz going around about the micro-blogging site Twitter.com, you soon will. It’s by far the hottest social networking application in the ever-evolving world of Internet marketing. But, should you join the cyber-party? Corey Pearlman, author of bestselling book E-Bootcamp says Yes and No. He goes on to explain…. My answer is no if you’re simply looking for a tool to sell more of your products or services. In my opinion, it’s just not being used that way and people frown upon heavy promoting and selling. However, if you are looking to create more online relationships, expand your brand, or stay on the bleeding edge of information in your industry, then I wholeheartedly recommend that you jump on Twitter right away. Just go to www.twitter.com/coreyperlman and www.twitter.com/ebootcamp and click “follow” and you will then be following me. You’ll be able to see all the people that I follow and can follow them as well if you choose.
This article was provided by SBA Network partner Corey Perlman, find out more at: http://www.ebootcampbook.com
Now that’s a way to create some powerful attraction. Thanks Corey, and see you in Twitterville!