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Protecting Your Reputation Before Internet Defamation Occurs

May 18, 2010 by Adrianos Facchetti Leave a Comment

I tell prospective clients on almost a daily basis that they need to protect their reputation on the internet before the unthinkable occurs–before they are defamed. Unfortunately for most of them, the defamation has already happened and we are faced with the challenge of dealing with a permanent negative. But you can choose to start protecting yourself today. 

How can you do this? Well, I’m glad you asked because this was the subject of a webinar I did last year for Legal Practice Pro. The title of the webinar was: "Protecting and Maximizing Your Online Search Engine Reputation." I’m providing the audio recording to you at no charge just for being one of my loyal readers (the sound is a bit fuzzy due to the microphone I was using, but some of the tips we give on the recording are very valuable).

I hope you enjoy it and let me know what you think of it in the comments below.

Protecting Yourself Before Internet Defamation Occurs.

 

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