We hear it all the time. An ex-employee, out for blood, out for vengeance, turns to the comfort of their own home and their trusty laptop in order to draw blood from an employer, or ex-employer, that they hate.
The whole “wild, wild, west” attitude and atmosphere online gives them the comfort and the freedom to do things that they probably wouldn’t do if they knew someone was watching. Fortunately for them, their anonymity is fairly secure in most cases. So they can jump on RipoffReport.com or ComplaintsBoard.com or a million other consumer sites and say anything they want about anybody or any company they want, even if it’s completely unfounded and a complete lie. Continue reading
One of the first lessons that any salesman learns is that his product is only as good as his name. It doesn’t matter whether his product is books or boxes or cabbages or kings. And it doesn’t even matter how good the product is. You can have the best product in the world – but if you have a bad reputation, it changes everything.
Well, by now most of the tech world has heard of the Panda update and how it affected thousands of websites. Which of course included many reputation management companies, primarily because a large majority of them used blackhat or at the very least, gray hat SEO methods in order to displace negative content in the search result pages.
Well, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see that the blog here has changed it’s look drastically….
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