My Brother Riffs About Online Reputation Management
June 7, 2008 |
As much as it pains me to say it, my brother, Bryan, is a pretty cool guy.
He is currently a Senior at High Point University. When he’s not studying, he’s also a blogger. Right now, he is taking some summer classes, and preparing to spend next year as a Resident Assistant. I came across his latest post in my RSS reader, and wanted to share it with you all because I think he makes some very good points about online reputation management. Reputation management is a subject that all professionals involved in social media should pay attention to. The internet never forgets, and you should always think about what you are putting out there for the world to see. I could go on and on about it, but Bryan gives some very good real-life examples of what NOT to do, so you can just listen to him.
My brother is a pretty smart dude, especially for a 20-year old. He can see the importance of social media reputation management. If it is important to him, you can bet your reputation that it should be important to you.
So check out the advice from my brother (you can skip the first 30 seconds, unless you really want to know what is going on at High Point University):
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Your brother has some good pointers on what NOT to do. It’s also cool to know that we both share little brothers named Bryan and they both blog http://gracetothenations.com
Good stuff Daniel.
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Go ahead and replace the word “RA” with employers and co-workers.
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