More and more Companies today are finding their reputations tarnished online by one or multiple people, who may have ulterior motives, such as sabotaging the company or someone within it. Such occurrences on the internet can ruin a company’s reputation and cost them a lot of money as a result.
Not only could your reputation be at risk, but your rankings (that is how you show up when people search for your kind of business online) can also be negatively affected, costing you many potential customers, that instead are going to your competitors.
The truth is, your business may be being hurt by the Internet and you may not even know it.
In the video below I’ve included a clip from a recent online tutorial I gave on this topic, addressing the three things you must do to protect your business online, and grow a substantial online presence so that prospective customers will find your business and want to do business with you.
It may sound high-tech, but this is one of the most simple, effective, non-technical (and legal) methods out there to combat the new bathroom wall: the Internet.
If you care about your business, you won’t want to miss out on this important video. (Click below)
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About the Author:
Christine Kominiak is the President of Big U Marketing, based in Corrales, New Mexico (just outside of Albuquerque & Rio Rancho). Before launching Big U Marketing, a company that provides online marketing solutions for local retail businesses, Christine got her hands dirty in the online marketing world by marketing her own business with her husband, Matthew. She has been an entrepreneur since 2004, and has held professional titles, such as Author, Speaker, Trainer, Consultant, and Marketer. Her non-professional titles include, Sports Fanatic (golf, baseball & snow skiing, just to name a few), U.S. & World Traveler, and Seeker of New Places & Experiences. For more info on Christine, visit her online resume at http://www.linkedin.com/in/christinekominiak.