Can You UnGoogle Me?

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We hope you enjoy this reprint of a recent editorial from Crisis Manager, the award-winning crisis management newsletter. When a caller asked, “Can you unGoogle me?”, I have to admit it took me a second to respond. Though I chuckled at how this particular individual phrased it, asking if we …

Crisis Management Quotables…on What Google Says

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Search is king when it comes to reputation When someone widely hailed as a driving force behind the digital revolution speaks up about the internet, there’s probably a bit of thought behind it. Chris Anderson was a long time writer for The Economist, is a former editor-in-chief of WIRED magazine, and has published …

What the Google-Twitter Deal Means to Crisis Management

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Social media’s impact on search position gets another boost Twitter Inc. has struck a deal with Google Inc. to make its 140-character updates more searchable online. In the first half of this year, tweets will start to be visible in Google’s search results as soon as they’re posted, thanks to …

Search Engines and PR Success

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If nobody can see your content, what good is it doing? Let’s face it, nobody is scrolling through pages and pages of a search for anything. These days, not being on the front page of a Google search is almost as good as not being there. Whether you’re doing traditional …