#brand-reputation

#brand-reputation

Positive reviews can boost SEO as they indicate trustworthiness, a key metric that Google uses for ranking websites. They also communicate to potential customers that the brand is worth their investment.

Building a strong brand means recognizing potential reputation crises and knowing how to handle online articles that misrepresent you or your business. Negative press on Google can erode customer trust and disrupt your operations. Burying negative search results can be complex, time-consuming and cost a fortune that in the long run will negatively affect the financials of your company or your career.

In-N-Out has filed a lawsuit against YouTube prankster Bryan Arnett for impersonating its employees and making lewd comments, claiming he damaged their brand's reputation.

Having loyal, returning customers is a godsend because you ensure business (and hopefully even profitability) in the future.

A company's brand is incredibly powerful and indicative of the success of the business as a whole. If customers think highly of a company's services, customer interactions, or quality goods, it has the potential to transform their position within the marketplace.

In our Google-review and social media led culture, what consumers have to say matters, and their words can either help or harm a business.

Since joining M&S, Evans has launched campaigns that resonate with modern consumers, transforming the brand's image from frumpy to fashion-forward.

Jaguars are unreliable, prone to error, and require constant repairs, leaving ownership feeling like a never-ending cycle of maintenance instead of pleasure.

Allied Van Lines alleges that Allied Van Lines Moving and Storage is infringing on its trademark by using the name to entice customers with false promises, ultimately harming its brand.

The accumulation of technical debt leads to increased maintenance costs; simple changes to the database can disrupt hundreds of applications, escalating operational expenses.

Picnic's report indicates that 49% of online domains classified as high-risk significantly impact campaign performance through poor content quality and ad fraud risks.

Camille Vasquez, known for her pivotal role in Johnny Depp's defamation trial, has left Brown Rudnick for Sheppard Mullin, enhancing the firm's brand reputation capabilities.