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What are they trying to achieve with these techniques? Earning your trust as quickly as possible to sell you something. These methods have a basic problem:
If you think carefully, what pushes us to buy a book? Why do we opt for a brand? Why we believe what someone else says? Why read a blog instead?
The Key to Building a Strong Online Reputation
I have a recipe for success, I'm not even sure that my statements are 100% correct. It's just what these years working and writing have taught me.
In this post I will talk about building trust aimed at building a good reputation online, but is equally applicable to the traditional world.
Therefore I am going to focus on the activity we develop in social networks, blogs, etc. and the impact that our offline activity has on these same means.
Building trust is based on the perception that users have of internal factors. Therefore, to build trust, we must first pass.
It is very important that you consider that everything you do on the Internet is part of your reputation, everything conveys a message. And when I say everything, I mean EVERYTHING.
Whether you are on a professional level, and personally, everything you do add or subtract to your reputation. So you must do twice as you use every social network, which contained public, whom you are going, etc...
So, what are your keys and how did you build a strong online reputation for yourself?
I would like to hear your shares
Trust is the foundation of our reputation"Trust is something you earn, you can not artificially generated"
If you think carefully, what pushes us to buy a book? Why do we opt for a brand? Why we believe what someone else says? Why read a blog instead?
Trust is the basis of branding, good reputation online, the loyalty to a brand. But,...What makes a person is reputable is the ability you have to inspire confidence.
The Key to Building a Strong Online Reputation
I have a recipe for success, I'm not even sure that my statements are 100% correct. It's just what these years working and writing have taught me.
In this post I will talk about building trust aimed at building a good reputation online, but is equally applicable to the traditional world.
Therefore I am going to focus on the activity we develop in social networks, blogs, etc. and the impact that our offline activity has on these same means.
What you say about yourself is your activity on social networks and blogs, and what others think about you, is represented in the form of comments, the feeling of them, number and quality of visits on your blog ,fans,...etcReputation online = what you say about yourself + what others think about you
Building trust is based on the perception that users have of internal factors. Therefore, to build trust, we must first pass.
It is very important that you consider that everything you do on the Internet is part of your reputation, everything conveys a message. And when I say everything, I mean EVERYTHING.
Whether you are on a professional level, and personally, everything you do add or subtract to your reputation. So you must do twice as you use every social network, which contained public, whom you are going, etc...
So, what are your keys and how did you build a strong online reputation for yourself?
I would like to hear your shares