Reputation Armor

Reputation Armor recommends that you take a second and Google your company name, your domain name, and your personal name. What do those results on the first page or two in Google look like? Optimistically everything on the first few pages of search results is positive. However, Reputation Armor has seen a rise in negative results for companies that have had a good reputation for years previous.

These are examples of negative Google results that Reputation Armor finds:

• Blog or forum posts from disgruntled customers or previous employees.
• Negative reviews of your business, possibly planted there by your competition.
• Embarrassing and possibly false, personal details about top executives in your company.

Reputation Armor even finds entire sites devoted to the countless ways in which a  specific company “sucks“.

If there are negative listings on the first few pages of Google, you can bet that many of your customers are seeing them. And that’s going to have a big effect on whether or not they decide to do business with you. Reputation Armor will provide “Google insulation” to push down the negative while shining a light on the positive.

For more information contact Reputation Armor @ http://www.reputationarmor.com