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Follow your online Reputation with these great tools!

Trying to keep up on your online reputation can be a time consuming task. But lucky for us there are a few really great online tools that can actually make this task much easier. By utilizing the following tools you can get up to the minute notices when someone has been blogging or posting any comments about you or your company and spend a minute or less a day on your online reputation.

1. Google Alerts: This is a great tool and does not require that you have a Gmail account. You can set up Alerts for any word or combination of words and be alerted as they are found or once a day. The results are then emailed to you. I mention this in a previos post.

2. Trackur: This tool allows you to track the use of your name or company name in blogs, news articles, posts, images and videos. You can also track the most current info on your competitors. This is not free but works well.

3. Technorati: This will track any mention of your name, company name or brand name in any blogs. Great tool to use and you will have to register to use it, but it is free.

4. MonitorThis: Finally this tool searches over 20 search engines for info about your or your company. Very useful tool when you have the time to actually look up this information.

Probably the easiest way to do all of this is to hire an SEO firm that specializes in SERM. For just a few dollars a month we can monitor the Internet for any information about you or your company and brand name. We will then alert you to what we have found and recommend a course of action. Contact us today for more information.

Posted by Wayne Golliday on 11/16/2008 08:07 PM

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22 Comments on Follow your online Reputation with these great tools!

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Good stuff. It is tough keeping ahead of the curve. Any help is very much appreciated.

Thanks for the info. I am always trying to keep up with the latest stuff

Wayne- I just love SEO and tracking. I love google alerts and I also like Mybloglog for blog stats. It is easy, just one click and so much info. Katerina

That's very cool. I am bookmarking this. Thanks for sharing it Wayne!

Hi Ellie and thanks for the comment. I agree. I have been at this for years and still learn something new everyday about SEO or SERM

Jean you are welcome and thank you for the kind words.

Nestor and Katerina I could not agree more. I enjoy it as well.

Jen thank you for the comment and you are welcome!

Wayne, I have a couple of these accounts. Don't have Trackur but will go check it out. Wonder if things are incorrect, who do you go to then?

Wow that is a book of information there. If you can wait about 6 months you can get the book I am writing. But the short of it, is it depends on what they wrote. If you want to write to me with specific questions I will be happy to answer them for you.

Thanks for the info!

Thanks for the info. You have a new source we did not have. All the best.

I use Google Alerts, but didn't know about the others. I appreciate you sharing the information.

Thank you Martine for the comment. I appreciate and all my best to you

Bob and Carolin you are welcome. I love to help folks out when ever I can. All my best to you as well.

Thank you Heather for the comment. I use Google Alerts for myself and the 15 or so SERM clients that I have.

Wayne, I was told by a local restaurant owner I featured in a post that he was alerted to my blog shortly after I loaded it. Free drinks and a thanks was a nice way to be noticed for a localism post. His web master set up a Google alerts for him. Cool stuff, thanks for the other sites I wasn't aware of those.