Kent Campbell — October 12, 2018 Follow @reputationx — October 12, 2018 377053 / Pixabay Sometimes negative search results take the form of images. Most often negative images cannot be removed from the internet. When they can be removed it is usually from the blog post, mugshot site, or article on which they reside and … Continue reading How to Remove Images from Google Search if Google Won’t
Graeme Caldwell — September 27, 2018 Follow @nexcess — September 27, 2018 A motivated customer with an ax to grind can damage the reputation and revenue of an eCommerce store. Negative reviews are something everyone who does business online has to deal with, but they make many eCommerce merchants nervous — so nervous they’re tempted … Continue reading Should eCommerce Merchants Remove Negative Product Reviews?
California Court Says Yelp Can’t Be Forced To Remove Negative Review by Wendy Davis @wendyndavis, July 3, 2018 California’s highest court ruled 4-3 on Monday that Yelp can’t be required to remove a negative post that sparked a defamation lawsuit. The ruling stems from a 2013 lawsuit brought by California attorney Dawn Hassell against a … Continue reading California Court Says Yelp Can’t Be Forced To Remove Negative Review
There are three basic strategies for dealing with thin content: update, redirect or noindex. Contributor Kristopher Jones looks at each and says to always keep the purpose of the content in mind when making any change. Kristopher Jones on June 29, 2018 Some people look at the changes Google makes to its algorithm as … Continue reading Parsing pages: Is it better to update or remove thin content?
Amanda Clark — January 23, 2018 Follow @GrammarChicInc — January 23, 2018 Jobseekers depend on their resume—and, to a slightly lesser extent, their LinkedIn profile—to inform recruiters and hiring managers about the skills they bring to the table. With that said, there is such a thing as having too much information on your job search … Continue reading 10 Things You Should Remove from Your Resume and LinkedIn Profile Today
Arik Hanson — November 7, 2017 — November 7, 2017 Last week, together with my friends at Bellmont Partners, we held our most recent Talking Points event focused on corporate blogging 2.0. Our panelists, Kevin Hunt (General Mills and my podcast partner-in-crime), Krysta Larson (director of external communications and content at CH Robinson) and Chris … Continue reading Should You Remove Author Names from Blog Posts When Employees Leave?
Nick Whitmore — August 31, 2017 Follow @ContentWritingo — August 31, 2017 Amazon has over 2 million third-party sellers that cover more than half of its sales — with this much competition, Amazon sellers must maintain a high feedback rating to distinguish themselves and stay successful. Without a stellar rating, sellers can’t build buyer trust. … Continue reading How to Remove Negative Feedback on Amazon
James Potter — June 22, 2017 Follow @thelinkedinman — June 22, 2017 Genuine and authentic connections underpin your success on LinkedIn. They can make or break your journey to achieve the results you seek. There might come a time though when you realise that your connection strategy may not have been the right one and … Continue reading How to Remove LinkedIn Connections (And Not Tell Them)
Kevin George — March 27, 2017 Follow @imkevin_monk— March 27, 2017 Apple is surely the top email client but your list also includes subscribers using other email clients like Outlook and web versions like office365, outlook.com, Hotmail, live and other web version of Outlook. Needless to say, emails render differently on every email client and … Continue reading How to Remove the Unnecessary Space Below the Image in Outlook.com/Hotmail/Live Web Emails?
by Jacob Firuta June 23, 2016 Follow @JFirutaJune 23, 2016 When everything goes your way in business – you’ve come up with a great product, you’ve sorted out production and delivery – it’s time to kick back and let the revenue flow in, right? You may be forgetting about one thing that will cost you … Continue reading Less Sticking Points, More Sales: Actionable Steps to Remove Friction from Your Buyer Journey
