Part one of this three-part series on rehabilitating your online image outlines the importance of monitoring your virtual reputation. Part two, on Thursday, highlights strategies for mitigating the damage when your reputation has been tainted, and part three, on Friday, explores ways of cultivating a positive reputation. Learn more about image rehabilitation in a video featuring Matt Earle, president of Reputation.ca.
December 1, 2015Matt Earle, president of Reputation.ca in Toronto, explains why online reputation management is critical, and outlines the steps you need to take to manage your reputation online.
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