Reputation Armor

Flickr For Reputation Management: Flickr accounts and images have a great chance of showing up in the engines, especially for image searches. Creat an account, upload a few photos you like and label them with your name.

Jobster For Reputation Management: Some people are a little shocked when they find out their profile shows up in search. Not you, because you want it to! Create a jobster.com account, allow it to be publicly available, fill out a little employment info, answer a couple questions, but write it keeping in mind that your current employer could come across it!

LinkedIn For Reputation Management: Set up a LinkedIn.com profile and make it publicly available. Add background info like education, employment history, awards or certification (or anything else about you!). Add links to your other sites/pages/blogs.

If you haven’t yet, bookmark these sites which can be a big help in maintaining your reputation positively online.

1. Digg: Check out Digg regularly to see if anyone has submitted stories about your or your business.
2. Reddit: Similar to Digg, this site will allow you to see how much interest there is you on the Web.
3. delicious: This social bookmarking site is a good place to see if your webpage or information about you or your business is being passed around by others.
4. Flickr: Think there may be some less-than-impressive photos of you out there? Trying searching this photo site to see if you come up.
5. Facebook: Facebook can be a great place to network, just make sure you keep your profile free from things you wouldn’t want spread about you.
6. MySpace: With millions of visitors, this popular social networking site can be a great place to get your and your business’ name out there.
7. LinkedIn: Here you can create a professional profile that will allow you to interact with others in your profession in a safe and positive manner.
8. Google: There’s no easier way to find out what your online reputation is than to do a simple Google search.
9. Rollyo: If you want a more customized option for searching, try out this great search engine that you can tailor to your online reputation finding needs.
10. Furl: Another social bookmarking site, here you can track who’s interested in your sites.
11. Twitter: Whether you want to communicate with others or track the buzz about you on the net, Twitter is an essential tool.
12. Wordpress: If you’re going to start a blog to be the face of you or your company, this site makes it easy to do so.

Register your name as a domain: If you are lucky enough to have [insertyourname].com (or .net, .org, .info) available, snatch them up. The small fee is well worth it even if you don’t actively build a site using it because, at the very least, you are preventing your competition (other people with your name, or people who don’t like you) from ranking high for your name. Even better, use your domain for the site or wiki you are going to create

Reputation Armor urges clients and readers to use social networks when trying to build or repair your online reputation. Social networks like Twitter are powerful and Google will in most cases rank them high on search results. Read the entire article on the Reputation Armor Blog

Just a reminder to all reputation armor clients, not only do we help bury negative items on google, we can increase your websites rank for keywords you desire.

SEO is short for Search Engine Optimization and Reputation Armor knows SEO better than most SEO firms. As a reputation management firm we must get dozens of sites to rank well for our clients during a reputation management campaign.

We have worked on many tough keywords and can help your website rank in the top 10 results of Google for almost any keywords you want!

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Reputation Armor Donates

As part of a campaign to help raise cancer awareness and support the on going search or a cure, ReputationArmor.com, a Virginia based online reputation management firm has made a donation to The American Cancer Society to help kick of the organizations 2010 fundraising. The amount of the donation remains anonymous. It is not how much you give that makes the difference, it is the fact that you do give.

The American Cancer Society (ACS) is a nationwide, community-based voluntary health organization. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the ACS has state divisions and more than 3,400 local offices.

The company (Reputation Armor) chose to support the fight against cancer because some of the staff, clients, and family member’s lives have been touched by Cancer in one way or another. One employee of the company recalls their grandmother having a breast cancer scare and another contracted employee lost their grandfather to a 3 year battle with lung cancer.

About 1.3 million people are diagnosed with the breast cancer every year and there is no known cause or cure. Funds donated to the non-profit organization go toward research, education, screenings and treatment.

More people die from lung cancer than any other type of cancer. This is true for both men and women. In 2005 (the most recent year for which statistics are currently available), lung cancer accounted for more deaths than breast cancer, prostate cancer, and colon cancer combined.

Reputation Armor recognizes the need for more support concerning a cure for cancer, even if you can not give a lot (Monetary), you can donate awareness by linking to the causes websites from your website. If your efforts drive traffic and donations, then you have donated more than you can imagine. Every little effort helps.

About ReputationArmor.com: Reputation Armor is an online reputation management firm located in Virginia. Reputation Armor helps individuals and companies manage their online reputations and how people perceive them online.

Reputation Armor (ReputationArmor.com) and the staff of ReputationArmor.com would like to wish everyone a happy new year! We hop 2010 will bring you and yours success and happiness!

Reputation Armor has many positive changes planned for 2010 and hopes to continue serving the business world with our unique reputation repair process.

There will be a few changes to the structure of Reputation Armor this year, including, a new price structure to better serve our clients and “personal” (Individual) clients. We will have optional monthly payment plans for accounts that are focused on individual names. This will help non-businesses and non professionals (Doc., Lawyers, Real Estate), that have reputation issues have the opportunity to use a reputation management company more affordably.

We are also launching a web based online privacy product that will help individuals wipe the internet of private information and protect themselves from prying eyes, identity theft and more!

Again we wish you a Happy New Year!

Our offices are closed today (Friday Jan 1^st 2010) and will reopen this Monday

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Happy Holidays!

Reputation Armor would like to wish everyone a Happy Holiday season. Please be safe and do not drink and drive!

Our offices will be open Monday!

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