Managing your online reputation involves knowing how to behave in general so that you don't accidentally do something to damage your online reputation on your own. Being online can sometimes feel like an office party and those often go very wrong. It's important to always be aware of who you are, what you stand for, and to accurately project that to people online. To that end here are the top five online reputation management don'ts.



1. Don't Lie and BS -- If you lie,...

Public-service advertising or PSA, is generally sponsored by a nonprofit institution, civic group, religious organization, trade association, or political group. You might notice PSA on your web pages. These ads are displayed because Google Adsense has not been able to find appropriate ads for your page.

So how do Public Service Ads affect your site?

-The most significant fact to consider is that there are no payments for clicks on PSA’s. So even if you have a good CTR...

1. Google Alerts -- Using a search term, a name, and variations of each you can set up individual alerts that go directly to your inbox. Set up the alerts then check them at least once a week, clicking through to read the information that is out there about you, your business, and / or your industry. Not only will this help you quickly catch any negative issues, but it will enable you to promote good buzz further.


2. Keyword Search -- Every now and then, about once a month,...

Twitter, a social-networking, micro-blogging website, is turning out to be the favorite platform for anyone wanting to promote and market their home make money online business. Almost every company and organization is making use of this resource to find more customers and reap more profit out of it.
An increase in the number of followers in twitter in many ways means that the business is flourishing. And when it comes to attracting more users, aesthetics play an important role is capturing...

Okay I tried a different approach for this video in that I decided to make it without any words, rather just doing a fast, but visually effective presentation.

It a video tutorial about how to cut sirloin steaks with a little twist of humor thrown. I used Final Cut Pro X for the fast cutting and editing, and then finished the project in screenflow for audio and image insertions.