How to bounce back from a reputation setback
Losing money and taking a reputation hit is the last thing you want to happen, but it’s how you learn from business reputation setbacks that helps set you up for future success.
Reputation risks facing UK companies in 2018
Reputation management expert Simon Wadsworth, explains the latest Igniyte research on reputational risk to UK businesses and how you can protect your company now and in future.
How to protect your reputation when disaster strikes
Any organization, no matter how well it is run, can face a potential public relations crisis. No one is immune to public or media scrutiny. Some industries are more vulnerable to reputational damage than others – tourism, leisure and the airlines immediately spring to mind. In individual cases celebrities and politicians who build businesses from their reputations can suffer too. But what can, and more importantly should you do, if your company is facing a media or public backlash? How do you protect your reputation?
Google and Facebook: new measures to act on extremist content
Google and Facebook have announced measures to combat spread of extremist content online, which will also help brands protect their online reputations. Google has set out four measures to combat the spread of extremist content on YouTube. The move comes under mounting pressure from governments and brands for it to identify, remove and prevent terror propaganda.
How does your company’s work culture reflect on your brand reputation?
In the initial stages of setting up a business, senior executives often spend time determining what type of work culture they want to create. Every person employed in that business contributes to the creation of that culture, and it can influence every aspect.
What’s the difference between online reputation and PR?
In an increasingly digital age, PR and online reputation fit together almost seamlessly.