If your brand gets dragged into dirt on Facebook or Twitter, how would you react? Here are seven steps to manage your e-reputation before things get out of hand.
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7 étapes pour gérer votre E-Reputation | Social Media Today.
De socialmediatoday.com - Février 5, 00:04
"Si votre marque se glisser dans la saleté sur Facebook ou Twitter, comment réagiriez-vous? Voici sept étapes pour gérer votre e-réputation avant que les choses deviennent incontrôlables".
7 Steps To Manage Your E-Reputation | Social Media Today via @eddebainbridge http://sco.lt/...
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"In their 1991 Pulitzer-winning book The Ants, E.O. Wilson and Bert Hölldobler described an ant colony as a super-organism – a vast social network. The ants in the colony communicate with each other by following chemical trails left by other ants. As we browse the web today, we are provided with social proof of quality by sites that let us know what our trusted friends have liked or shared recently". Adapting Content Strategies in the Ever-Changing World of Social Media via @MYDstudio http://sco.lt/... Delete the scoop?
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