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• 08.04.10
  A Picture Says 1,000 Words – Especially on The Internet Business, Corporate Image, social media, Web/Tech | (0)

  Blog from Maribeth Kuzmeski of Red Zone Marketing If a picture of you appears on Facebook or somewhere else on the Internet, it is likely that just about anyone can see it if they search for you. Right now there is a Facebook application called Photo Finder, powered by Face.com. It uses facial recognition and social connections software to locate a photo of someone – even if it wasn’t identified by name (tagged). You want you and your business to be searchable, but are we becoming too searchable on the web? According to the ...

  Tagged: Facebook, Jeffrey Rosen, Maribeth Kuzmeski, New York Times, online presence, online reputation, Red Zone Marketing, web searchability
  
• 07.28.10
  Do You Have a “Reputation?” Business, Corporate Image, Small Business, social media, Web/Tech | (0)

  Blog from Maribeth Kuzmeski of Red Zone Marketing When I was growing up, we wanted to avoid being someone with a “reputation.” Today, we want a reputation, but we need it to be positive. However, maintaining one’s reputation is getting harder and harder. As social media and social networking sites continue to flourish, the power of the individual voice is growing greatly. We have to protect our reputations, and have someone (it’s probably you) that is fully in charge of managing our online reputation. It may seem insignificant now, but new things on ...

  Tagged: business reputation, Internet reputation, Jeffrey Rosen, Maribeth Kuzmeski, online business, online reputation, Red Zone Marketing, reputability, The End of Forgetting
  

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