The search and online behaviours of stakeholders are influenced by many factors in the connective cyber environment. Stakeholders tend to search for the organisation’s online presence before committing to a relationship with the organisation. If the information of your organisation displayed on Google is incomplete and inaccurate, it damages the organisational branding and image.

 

This 2-Day Search Engine Reputation Management Masterclass course will focus on:

  • Why is online reputation an important part of your overall brand experience?
  • How does Google perceives and structures information about your company?
  • Is Google showing only relevant and positive information?
  • How to improve reputation via integrating Online PR, Legal, Social Media, Content Marketing, and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)?
  • Why is Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM) a vital part of your digital strategy?

 

Key Benefits
  • Identify negative citations and assets about your brand
  • Manage online brand experience through search and content optimisation
  • Adopt a strategic role in SEO for reputation management
  • Monitor related terms or mentions about your brand
  • Quick wins to gain control for your brand and how to improve positive perception

 

Course Contents

The Bigger Picture: What is Online Reputation Management (ORM)?

  • Types of ORM
  • Entities of ORM
  • Reasons for ORM Measures
  • ORM as a continuous process

Elements of Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM)

  • Evolution of SERM
  • Types of Integrations
  • Spot on – The Google Knowledge Graph
  • Data – The Prominence of integrations in search

ORM Dangers and Opportunities

  • The potential cost of having no SERM strategy in place
  • Knowledge Graph
  • Negative SEO
  • Controversial situation
  • Autocomplete / Google suggest
  • The Streisand Effect
  • Google Images

Planning and Identifying Negative Sentiments

  • SERM in SEO
  • Tools at your disposal for this direct control
  • Technical optimisation
  • Content Optimisation
  • Indirect SERM

Execution: Implementation and Measuring the impact of a sustainable SERM Strategy

  • Some examples of direct actions you may want to consider from an SEO perspective
  • Measuring the impact

 

Learning Methodology

Participants will undergo experiential learning through mini-lectures, case studies, group discussions, role plays, quizzes, and videos.

 

Who Should Attend

This course is suitable for:

  • Business owners who want to make sense of earned media
  • Digital marketers who want to strengthen the search engine reputation management skills
  • Brand managers whose roles involve the research, planning, development, delivery, and analysis of marketing communications

 

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