17 Unconventional Parasites for Reputation Management

17 Unconventional Parasites for Reputation Management

You know about the common social profiles: Twitter, FB, LinkedIn… but once you’ve pushed something like Ripoffreports off the front page, how do you totally make it disappear?

I’ve been getting a lot of questions about rep management lately. Thought I’d put something quick and useful together.

Check out this list of 17 unconventional parasites that will help you push pretty much anything to 3rd page+.

  • iTunes App/Book/Song/Movie Page
  • Google Marketplace App/Book/Song/Movie Page
  • Google Drive HTML Files
  • Storify
  • SBWire
  • PRLog
  • Forum Threads
  • PasteBin
  • Technorati Profile Pages
  • Soundcloud Music Pages
  • Second Tier Video: Vimeo/Break/DailyMotion Pages
  • Imgur Picture Pages (you can add content to the pages via the comments section of the picture)
  • Sub-Reddits
  • Stumbleupon Profiles
  • Pinterest Boards
  • Whois/Website Profile Pages – Domaintools, OrangeStats etc..
  • academia.edu/

Author

  • Andrew David Scherer

    My name is Andrew David Scherer and I've been involved in digital marketing since 2006.. Feel free to contact me if you have questions about marketing your local clients online, I'm always happy to help and share what I know. I've built local businesses from 0 to 6 figures in sales. Leased, sold, and rented a handful of them. And I've had hundreds of them as clients. Marketer's Center gives digital marketing consultants the ability to easily scale their local marketing agencies in a way that isn't labor-intensive and still very profitable. If you want to get my "6 Month SEO Plan" please request a free reseller dashboard account here. You'll also be able to download a price list for all of the services we offer. You can connect with me via Facebook in our Local Marketing Freethinkers group, or via Twitter and Linkedin.


2 COMMENTS
  • Frank Rumbauskas
    Reply

    Google Drive HTML files is a new one for me – gonna try that out!

  • Justin Bilyj
    Reply

    Fantastic list! I’ve seen some companies charge an arm and a leg for this service, kinda easy when you think about it.

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