How to Have a Good Online Reputation

[K8PEZ]

Good Stuf, thanks for all that you do

[nvanwouw]

Thanks Paul!

[uDaeth]

@nvanwouw Glad you liked it!

[Nitsisme]

thanks for sharing your views Paul :)

[lisaswrite]

Thanks Paul, good stuff! Please enjoy the rest of your week

[DiEthylStilboestrol]

Thanks Paul, have a super day, see you on EAv !

[uDaeth]

@DiEthylStilboestrol You too!

[melodyvh]

Thanks, Paul! Good tips! :)

[uDaeth]

@melodyvh Glad you liked it!

[ColeRuddick]

Great video with some good things to think about - especially when commenting. I wasn't familiar with Reppler before this. Thanks for sharing!

[uDaeth]

@ColeRuddick Glad I could help!

[scottallentvh]

Thing is, if other people are talking bad about you, it's usually not linked to your profiles, just referred to by name, which can be problematic if you have a very common name, like I do.

[uDaeth]

@scottallentvh reputation(dot)com advertises that they can look for what other people are saying about you. I've never used it myself

[scottallentvh]

@uDaeth I've used them before for a couple of clients. If you have a common name, you're going to get some false positives. In my experience, they're very effective at burying negative stuff that's on pages 2-10 of the search results, not so good at dealing with things that are on page 1. Only real solution is getting your happy customers to post reviews w/o triggering Yelp's auto-filtering. I think money is better spent on CitySearch, which syndicates their reviews to other sites for a fee.

[help4success]

Love your content Paul, excellent tips!

[uDaeth]

@help4success Glad you like it! New site coming January 1st!