How *NOT* to Ruin Your Reputation Online
I work with the student athletes here on campus to improve their skills in working with the media, but also to help them develop their reputation online. Or more immediately- how not to ruin their reputation online. I am always looking for articles, stories and examples of how social media can negatively impact a career, education or reputation to pass on to them. These are the most recent ones I have added to the list.
- 10 Ways to Get Fired For Building Your Personal Brand
- Nursing Home Employee Fired Over Facebook Photos
- How to Ungoogle Yourself
- Digital pictures are the tattoos of the Internet: You wear them forever
- Facebook Addicted Goldman Sachs Trader Is Fired
- Ottawa employees fired because of Facebook
- ‘Facebook ruined my life after web hijackers stole my ID and branded me as a prostitute’
- Twitter gets you fired in 140 characters or less
- Fisher College expels student over website entries
- 5 Ways Twitter Can Get You Fired
- Teacher Fired Over MySpace Photo
Do you have any articles that would be good for me to share with our students?
It’s Hard to Find Great Training…But I DID!
Great training/trainers are HARD to find. We have all sat through useless boring training sessions that were great cures for insomnia. Since all can relate I’m sure, I have to share an experience that was fantastic.
Yesterday, we hosted blog development, content development and marketing strategy training for a few groups here on campus. We are working with them to create a strategic communications plan. I brought in social media and blogging expert, Marijean Jaggers, vice president at Standing Partnership.
All I can say is that she was fantastic. In addition to being extremely knowledgeable on the topics, she was able to balance technical detail with the content for the non-technical folks in the group. She is just plain likable and funny to boot!
She is worth following:
And Standing Partnership is one awesome strategic communications firm to work with too!
About Me
I am currently the president and general manager at Access Marketing Company. You can read my full resume on my LinkedIn profile. Some of my favorite accomplishments include canning and preserving much of my summer vegetable and fruit garden, being part of the St. Louis Business Journal Class of 2007 Top 40 under 40, and continuing to play beach doubles volleyball – even placing in an EVP doubles tournament.
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