If you have big goals to reach, you can’t afford to ignore your online reputation. When you apply for a new job, the hiring manager is likely to Google your name. If you compete for a desirable promotion, start your own business or publish a book, you’re going to attract an audience. That audience will…
There are many different Internet search engines available, but Google is clearly the dominant force. A recent survey of search engine market shares from Statistica shows that nearly 70% of web users in the U.S. turn to Google first. Across the global scene, that number jumps to 90%. With almost 3 billion Internet users in…
Whether your reputation is related to your business or personal name, it is important to insure your reputation is carefully managed. Reputation management should be carefully crafted to include details that support the purpose of your business or personal name. For example, a small business that has developed a less than stellar reputation for prompt…
