Whoever runs the Facebook page for Amy’s Baking Company, located in Scottsdale, Arizona, is currently having an awe-inspiring, full-scale meltdown. Publicly. On Facebook. It’s kind of... (Read more)
A short while back, Fitness SF’s website design looked noticeably different. Embarrassingly, it appeared as if whoever the fitness chain hired to design and build their website had a little... (Read more)
You’re a copywriter, and your eyes are glazing at the thought of writing yet another mundane description of a pair of gloves or a basic solid-colored t-shirt or a simple... (Read more)
Microsoft is planning to release their highly anticipated new Xbox console this fall, but they’re already facing an increasingly hostile crowd of gamers who are unhappy with the rumors that... (Read more)
As a business, you need to be able to trust your employees. That’s a no-brainer, I know; obviously you want to make sure your staff aren’t being rude to customers... (Read more)
You’re on Facebook or Twitter and you want to be a part of a timely pop culture conversation by adding a witty observation or making a clever joke. Oreo’s repeated... (Read more)
Last week, I wrote about “culture-jacking” over at Authority Labs, and how Oreo, a large, corporate-sized brand, is killing it with their social media messaging despite their larger company size... (Read more)
A little bit of Friday fun today! Well, fun for everyone except Burger King, who discovered earlier this week that their Twitter account had been hacked. The rapscallions behind the... (Read more)
Yesterday I wrote about Cyphertite’s amusingly unfortunate logo choice and whether they were too close to the design of it to notice any potential resemblance to ladyparts. This story got... (Read more)
Online backup company Cyphertite recently invested in some advertising on the popular social news site reddit, figuring they’d get some good exposure for their service at a reasonable price. What... (Read more)
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.