After what we’ve seen over the past five days, MyBlogLog.com is a perfect example of a company in need of some ORM (online reputation management). Just a few days ago, a MBL member nicknamed Shoemoney was removed from the MLB directory. Reason: He posted some information on his blog that made MLB kinda angry. What [...]
February 25, 2007 By Leave a Comment
Insert Name Here: The Importance of Online Reputation Management
Online Reputation Management – It’s been at the forefront of the SEO community lately with the Dave Pasternack SEO Contest, the Jason Calacanis incident, and to a lesser extent Scott Karp’squestions about SEO.
February 24, 2007 By
SEO Clients
In the past five years, Daniel has served local agencies and clients as a Senior Search Marketing Specialist and Consultant. Previous clients Daniel directly served and managed include: Lennox International Palm Harbor Homes Jani-King BusyBody.com Mattress Giant American Lighting Association EquipNet.com EnerMax, Inc. Bound Tree Medical ISC Enclosure Cooling
February 24, 2007 By
SEO
A gorgeous web design is worthless unless it draws people to read it. At Purpose Interactive, our core services revolve around search engine optimization, because we know from years of experience how a well-executed SEO campaign can drive thousands of new visitors to a website. Our SEO is focused on getting web pages to rank [...]
February 24, 2007 By 3 Comments
What the heck is ORM?
ORM stands for Online Reputation Management. It’s an acronym that’s just beginning to catch on in the Internet PR and Marketing space. I know we make acronyms for everything under the sun and the poor people just looking for tips have a hell of a time learning anything while wading through these terms, but think [...]
February 24, 2007 By 3 Comments
5 Similarities Between Reputation Management and SEO
When dealing with any type of Public Relations, Reputation Management, or Marketing on the Internet, you will inevitably face the question of how to use Google, Yahoo!, MSN, and Ask to your advantage. These search engines are the primary way people find information. Search Engines are the new yellowpages (even though there are online yelllow [...]
February 17, 2007 By Leave a Comment
Does Bad Press Still Exist?
It has become cliche to say that “any press is good press.” But does the cliche still hold true? Being in the press, i.e. in the public view, is absolutely critical. For example, the sports world has recently been buzzing about the NASCAR team accused of trying to use a form of jet fuel to [...]
