January 5, 2010 | Ian Lurie | Online Reputation Management, Social Media
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I wish I was exaggerating. But Google real time search will be the biggest online reputation management (ORM) nightmare of 2010. They make it so damned easy.
I’m going to show you how it works. This isn’t earth shattering. All the bad people out there have figured it out. But you need to know so you can defend yourself (somehow):
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December 16, 2009 | Rhea Drysdale | Online Reputation Management, Social Media
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Whether you’re ready to embrace it or not, social media is changing the way we communicate and make decisions. Today’s technology has impacted our daily lives and routines in a big way. If you don’t wake up to Facebook, you probably know someone who does. And good luck trying to escape the world of Twitter – it’s even invaded the nightly news.
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October 20, 2009 | Barry Wise | Announcements, KnowEm News
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If you haven’t been back to KnowEm.com in a while, you’ll probably be surprised to see our new facelift! We’ve completely redesigned the site, and have got a bunch of new features to show you. But first, I’d like to mention some stories that were written about our new site launch today:
From TechCrunch: KnowEm Helps [...]
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September 10, 2009 | Barry Wise | Social Media
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First they offered vanity URLs, then they purchased Friendfeed, and now they are offering @ replies. I would wager the ability to “favorite” a Facebook Status is probably right around the corner. It’s pretty obvious that Facebook is performing a hostile takeover of Twitter, and they’re doing it right.
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May 13, 2009 | Barry Wise | Announcements, KnowEm News
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The popularity of social media networks, like Facebook and Twitter, are starting to get the attention of businesses – particularly small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs). They’re attracted to it, because social media is proving to be an effective channel for creating new leads and also supporting existing customers.
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April 30, 2009 | Barry Wise | KnowEm News, Online Reputation Management, Social Media
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Do you know who it is you’re actually following on Twitter? Facebook? MySpace? Due to the recent explosion of interest in Twitter, thanks in no small part to Ashton (@aplusk) and Oprah (@oprah), celebrities and regular folk are flocking to Twitter. But how do you know if the person you’re following is actually a celebrity, and not just regular folk? You can’t, and Twitter is still very quiet about any plans to stop Twitterjacking: the act of impersonating someone else on Twitter.
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April 27, 2009 | Barry Wise | KnowEm News, Online Reputation Management, Social Media
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Lately I’ve noticed a lot of people are asking this question about the KnowEm Username Check service. KnowEm was recently reviewed by a columnist in the Washington Post (he did a good job; the article is worth reading), and several users’ responses to the article raise this very question.
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April 24, 2009 | Michael Streko | Announcements, KnowEm News
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Due to the real value our username signup service brings to brand name online reputation management, we’ve had quite a few customers who represent major SEO and social meda agencies contact us for bulk and enterprise-sized order discounts. Today we’re happy to announce we now offer bulk and enterprise discounts! Just fill out our form and let us know what you’re interested in and we’ll happily get back to you as soon as possible.
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April 22, 2009 | Barry Wise | KnowEm News
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It’s been a couple of extremely hectic and busy days since we launched on Monday morning. Our press release got some great exposure, and some really great bloggers wrote some outstanding reviews about our site. I was interviewed by Loren Baker of Search Engine Journal (thanks, Loren!), and we made the home page of KillerStartups (don’t be too shy to vote for us!). By the end of the day on Monday we were in top popular spots on both Alexa and Delicious. But the traffic really picked up yesterday when Josh at Cnet did a write up on us – and then we hit the home page of Digg!
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April 21, 2009 | Barry Wise | Announcements, KnowEm News
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KnowEm.com (http://knowem.com) launched a new web service today which monitors hundreds of popular websites for social media identity theft. By entering a username, which can be a brand name, internet identity, or vanity URL, KnowEm.com allows you to instantly monitor the availability of that username on over 120 popular social media websites such as Twitter, MySpace and Digg.
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