Make Otherwise Conventional Messaging Unconventional to Stand Out
An amusing Embassy Suites ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign was shared on reddit... (Read more)
November 2012
Latest Posts
The Customer is Not Always Right When Your Business is At Stake
Recently, upscale trendy sushi restaurant Nobu had an interesting reputation management situation arise. Stewart Rahr, a pharmacy billionaire who fancies himself a regular customer of Nobu, recently got banned from... (Read more)
University of Washington, You’re Doing Twitter Wrong
A few days ago a reporter for the Tacoma News Tribune by the name of Todd Dybas was “reprimanded” by the University of Washington (of which I am an alumnus)... (Read more)
What You Say Online Could Cost You Your Job
After this month’s presidential election, a woman from Turlock, California, named Denise Helms posted her displeasure with President Barack Obama’s reelection on Facebook. Her comment, which consisted of “Another 4... (Read more)
Your Writers Represent You Whether You Like It or Not
On November 5th, Chris Jones wrote a piece for ESPN The Magazine saying Mayor Bloomberg’s decision to cancel the New York Marathon after Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc across the eastern... (Read more)
Companies, Don’t Be Afraid to Show Your Humorous Side
Yesterday this gem popped up on... (Read more)
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Rebecca
Rebecca Kelley is the Editor-in-Chief for ReputationManagement.com. She has been involved in Internet marketing and community relations since 2005 and finds online reputation management to be endlessly fascinating.