Reputation Combat: Protecting Your Company's Online Reputation

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Jonathan Bernstein
Bernstein Crisis Management Host: Wayne Blankenbeckler

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Smarter Crisis Communications
Emergency Notification Incident Management Online Crisis Command Center

Jonathan Bernstein
President, Bernstein Crisis Management

One of 22 individuals nationwide “who should be on the speed dial in a crisis.” (PR Week)

Jonathan’s latest book.

Online Reputation Management (ORM)
• • • • • • • • Sources of online threats Online reputation management terms Examples of threats ORM strategy Safeguards Dealing with Internet critics Education and reorientation The role of search engine optimization

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2+ Billion Internet users
5 Billion Internet-connected devices 800 million Facebook users

100 million Twitter users
150 million blogs
More powerful than any newspapers or TV stations… and no one owns it.
Photographer: James Cridland
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The I-Reporter

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The I-Reporter

Anyone who chooses to share information on the Internet, regardless of its accuracy.

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The I-Reporter

Sometimes motivated by commercial gain, more often by ego
Goal – page 1 of a Google search, or visibility on websites

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The I-Reporter

If they sound credible, they are credible.
90% of today’s crises involve I-Reporters.

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Other Sources of Online Threats

• Traditional media available globally, 24/7 • Gov’t agencies, NGOs, think tanks, research firms, citizen and consumer groups – all busy posting online

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ORM Terms

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Website Blog Wiki Social media Points of Presence Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
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Website

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Blog

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Wiki

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Social Media

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Points of Presence

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Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

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Examples of ORM Threats • • • • Trade association attacked Financial services company investigated Public school board criticized by parents Manufacturers threatened by government report • Dissatisfied customer spreads negative information
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ORM Strategy

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ORM Strategy

1. Accept the 50% rule.

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ORM Strategy

2. Monitoring critics is essential.

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ORM Strategy

3. Crises can’t be completely contained.

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ORM Strategy

4. In the absence of communication, rumor and innuendo will always fill the gap.
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ORM Strategy

5. Information security is more important than ever.

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ORM Strategy

6. Don’t rely only on Web-based tactics.

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Safeguards

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Safeguards

Put someone in charge of intelligence gathering and responding.
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Safeguards

Don’t rely on others to protect your reputation.

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Safeguards

Copyright everything.

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Safeguards

Have rapid-response systems in place.

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Internet Critics

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Dealing with Internet Critics

The C-Factor

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Dealing with Internet Critics

Timing

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Education and Reorientation

It’s critical that:

• The C-Suite receives “ORM 101” training. • All employees understand their role in ORM.
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The Role of SEO in ORM

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The Role of SEO in ORM

What do you want found on page 1 of a Google search?

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The Role of SEO in ORM

Relevant, fresh content and links are always key SEO factors

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The Role of SEO in ORM

Multiple points of presence (POPs) can mean multiple, highly visible Google results.

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Who Ya Gonna Call?

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Who Ya Gonna Call?

NOT marketing or IT. Give PR the lead.

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Who Ya Gonna Call?

PR usually understands the Internet, and they care about your rep more than anyone.
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Who Ya Gonna Call?

Use other experts to provide critical services.

Online tools for crisis communications and monitoring reputation.
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Manager’s Checklist

The number of Internet users is huge and growing exponentially.
The Internet is essentially the world’s largest newspaper—one with writers who usually have no professional or ethical restraints.

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Manager’s Checklist

Critical management skills:

• Understand the potential of the Internet for good or evil. • Be familiar with Internet terms.

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Manager’s Checklist

Virtually all crises have an Internet component. Many are completely Internet-driven.

Rapid response is critical to effective Internet communications, and that requires advance preparation.

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