The premise here is simple:
1. Lots of voters will go online during the 2008 Presidential Election to learn about candidates, their positions on issues, and their voting records in an effort to best educate themselves before they vote.
2. Search engine results can be influenced. You can add a layer of information defensibility or you can go on […]
Posted in Reputation Management on February 26th, 2007 2 Comments »
Don’t like what you see when you Google your name or your brand? In the Old Media World, you only had to wait out a news cycle and then most people would never remember that negative piece about you or your brand. In the New Media World, many high-profile people and brands are increasingly plagued by […]
Here’s a list of the various social networking communities I have active profiles on. Feel free to send me an Add:
Brian Provost on ClaimID
Brian Provost on LinkedIn
Brian Provost on Facebook
Brian Provost on MySpace
Brian Provost personal website
Brian Provost at MyBlogLog
More pending as I aggregate all the freaking sites I’ve registered profiles on in the last year.
Posted in Reputation Management on January 24th, 2007 3 Comments »
If you have no idea what this is about, check it: Dave Pasternack SEO Contest .
Update, 2/14/07: Threw link love to Oilman and Graywolf. Also threw my hat into the PPC ring…
We are here today to help Dave Pasternack. Dave Pasternack recently talked out of his cornhole for about the 347th time about how easy SEO […]
Posted in Reputation Management on December 30th, 2006 2 Comments »
In 2005, one of my friends…a top-notch, non-blogging, under-the-radar, badass SEO…got a call from his buddy. His buddy was the CEO of a very large technology company. A company worth tens of billions and a company that still has many old employees planning to retire off their late-90’s stock grants. And he had a serious Reputation […]
