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7 Ways to Improve Your Online Reputation Using Twitter

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Last Updated on October 22, 2024 by Steven W. Giovinco

Can 280 Characters Hurt Your Reputation?

See Related: “5 Ways X (Twitter) Can Damage Your Online Reputation

Yes, especially when it comes to X (Twitter).

It’s an essential online reputation management tool because Tweets could show up Google searches, and this can help suppress negative links or untruths that appear online about you.

Also, as a result of all this good information flooding the web, clients see you as an expert in your field, making it easier for them to choose you over the competition.

In other words, it means business.

Whether you are building a reputation or repairing one, the keys are tweet-worthy info (essential), stay away from controversy, and connect with the right people–influencers. So, here are seven solutions that can help your reputation.

1. Tweet Good Information

Create a content strategy plan for your Tweets.  All Tweets should be of high quality and relate specifically to your industry.

Share important news, comment on others, answer common questions, give away information and be honest.  

Subscribe to trusted blogs in your industry and review these daily, looking for high-quality links to share.

2. Follow Leaders

Track down influential leaders in your industry and follow them.  

This should be a top priority because if a critical person retweets your message, many others can spread it.  

Go for quality rather than quantity.

Search for influencers on sites by topic and use X Search to find relevant conversations that you can join.

It’s an easy way to jump-start your list of great people to follow.  

Remember, if you follow someone, they are more likely to follow you, which is also very helpful.

3. Don’t Be Controversial

Now is not the time for personal rants.

It may be tempting to respond to negative comments, but that could inflame the war.

Also, since Tweets will show up in Google search results, this would leave an embarrassing trail online for all to see, making things worse.

4. Be Responsive

Have you ever called a company with a question and get put on hold?  People now use  X as customer service, freely complaining, mentioning problems, or looking for help.

It is imperative to read your feed and respond immediately or within an hour to any incoming complaints. 

Not doing so could further impact your online reputation.  Remember to be professional, honest, and address the issue.

5. Use Daily

Be consistent and very active daily.  

Creating an account and just letting it sit idle won’t help, especially if you need to repair a damaged online reputation.  On average, try to tweet several times a day.

6. Mention Followers

Connect with your contacts via @mention. Google–and people–look for engagement, so using the “@” is a way to get their attention and for them to see your message.

7. Make a List and Connect

Create a list on X of  essential people to follow.  Although this might not directly help your online reputation, I can’t tell you how helpful this has been.  

Sometimes it’s easy to get lost in information overload, so identifying key followers helps keep the focus. Review it daily and connect.

Questions?

Feel free to reach out if you’ve any questions on how to use Twitter to build or help repair your online reputation

See Related Article: “Each Negative Link or Review Loses 30 Customers or $30,000.”

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