With so many websites available for people to talk about your brand—Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yelp, TripAdvisor, ZocDoc, Bing, TrustPilot, industry-specific review sites, and on and on—managing your brand’s online reputation can seem impossible.
Lucky for you, there’s a whole industry around online reputation management (ORM), and an infographic below explains what ORM is, why it’s important, and how you can use it.
ORM involves more than simply monitoring your brand across all the sites listed above (and others). It’s about engaging with negative reviews(for example on Google places- Local SEO), encouraging positive reviews, and having a plan in place to address both situations.
The graphic offers five steps you can take to start tackling your brand’s online reputation. But remember: Just as the platforms your consumers talk on are constantly changing, so should you regularly update your ORM strategy.
To get a handle on your brand’s online reputation, check out the infographic:
![Online Reputation Management 101: What You Need to Know [Infographic] (Demo)](https://www.magoven.co.za/viqejon/1-281206-infographic-reputation-management-2-2.jpg "Online Reputation Management 101: What You Need to Know [Infographic] (Demo)")
