Content Publishing Digest

Contents
OVERVIEW
ONLINE REVIEW MANAGEMENT TOOL
WHAT TO DO IN THE ERA OF CYBERBULLYING

OVERVIEW

Publishing anything (or any kind of content) online has become easier in this day and age.

You publish a blog content, users can comment on the post. You go on a group or forum, voila - you can tell members or readers about your personal experience about a certain product or service that you have recently used or subscribed to. Publishing social media content is easy likewise. In a flash of a second anyone can see your post.

When someone buys anything online or subscribes to any form of services, it would be easy to review such products or services and share the experience.

In other words, content publishing (in any form) is not that difficult at all. Thanks to innovation and technology, access to publishing digital content has become easier these days.

However, what comes with that is the hypothetical question - "What if the content that has been published could ruin one's image and reputation?".

That is why, it has become important today - more than ever - to monitor and manage online reputation.

Below are some ideas and updates on how we can manage online reviews and effectively manage online reputation.

ONLINE REVIEW MANAGEMENT TOOL

Are you using a review management tool as part of your online reputation management strategy?

Using a review management tool seems practical these days.

You may want to find a practical, affordable reputation management tool that focuses on managing online reviews.

Many would aim to deliver exceptional value for every individual or organization. That is no matter how large or small the company size is.

You should look for quality online reputation tools that do not only serve large organizations or are exclusive for those that tend to have a huge budget.

You can find an online review tool that should be easy on the pockets.

Small businesses and marketers alike can benefit from subscribing to an intuitive and dynamic online tool, yet affordable.

You must have heard about "Trolling" or cyberbullying these days.

We hear stories about people being bullied online via social media, chat rooms, forums, message boards and other online sites.

Some people or companies have suffered - in one way or another - as a result of this negative experience.

Are you aware of the most dominant forms of cyberbullying these days? Such would include: doxxing, public shaming and cancel culture.

How do you protect yourself or your organization from these negative online activities?

Begin with learning the importance of knowing and navigating social media privacy settings. Decide to remove old social media posts. Use a VPN. Use an anti-virus program. Learn about the proper use of email addresses, and understand the best practices for managing passwords and usernames.

Moreover, it is recommended that one learns about both personal reputation management and business reputation management, including searching, monitoring and responding to online reviews.