InternetReputation.com Announces New Brand Protection Strategy

InternetReputation.com, a Denver-based Internet reputation management firm has announced a new brand protection strategy for both large and small businesses.

2011-03-31

DENVER, CO, March 31, 2011 (Press-News.org) InternetReputation.com, a Denver-based Internet reputation management firm has announced a new brand protection strategy for both large and small businesses. InternetReputation.com is a leading search engine marketing firm that has carved a niche by developing Internet brand reputation management packages for executives, professionals, celebrities, athletes and businesses.

InternetReputation.com focuses on helping individuals and companies protect their good online image. With years of experience in Internet marketing and brand protection, the founders have developed a tactical solution for companies and individuals looking to clean up and protect their Internet presence.

In the past decade, the Internet, specifically search engines have changed the way consumers get information. Before making almost any decision individuals and consumers are using major search engines such as Google to research who, what, and where. A simple Google search can reveal just about anything on anyone. Whether the information is true or not, once it goes online it's there for everyone to see. Unregulated consumer advocacy websites, angry bloggers and forum posters are popping up left and right. The slander war has taken over and it has given jealous competitors, angry ex-lovers, disgruntled employees and anyone else who feels the itch to jump online a public venue to slander individuals and companies.

Negative and false information published online can be extremely destructive. Companies can easily be put out of business by false, negative slander online. Individuals can lose potential relationships, careers and much more. Recent studies by CareerBuilder showed that hiring managers are using Google and Social media websites to research potential candidates and harmful content found online is losing people jobs. A new survey from Kaplan Test Prep reveals that 82 percent of admission officers use Facebook in their recruiting, so while you may think some pictures of you and your buddies on Facebook is harmless, a college recruiter may be analyzing the picture to determine if you are going to be admitted to their school or not.

A global leader in Internet brand management, InternetReputation.com has developed a proprietary process for protecting and cleaning up online reputations. Using sophisticated search engine marketing (SEM), content dissemination, social media, search engine optimization (SEO) and algorithmic research, the firm ensures your online presence is truthful and positive.

In March of 2011 the company announced a new Social Media brand protection strategy designed for businesses. "After months of intensive R&D on this particular strategy, we are ready to launch it and release it to our clients. It's something we are very excited about and know our clients will love," says a public relations official from the firm.

The strategy uses a combination of major social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to promote a brand quickly and effectively. This proprietary technique increases overall social network reach and visibility creating powerful online assets in the process.

The firm's new social media strategy was launched in March and is now fully operational.

For more information, please visit www.InternetReputation.com

Contact:

Public Relations Division
InternetReputation.com
Denver Tech Center
4600 South Syracuse 9th Floor
Denver, CO 80237
(800) 758-9012
customercare@internetreputation.com

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