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.
Via Susan Bainbridge
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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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