Take Control of Your Online Reputation
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Dan Dunlop discusses the importance of managing your online reputation and personal brand. He recommends monitoring your online presence by setting up Google Alerts and periodically searching for yourself. It is important to be vigilant and influence what others find when searching online. He then provides tips for optimizing your LinkedIn, Google+, Twitter, Amazon, Facebook, and writing profiles to establish yourself as a thought leader in your industry.
Take Control of Your Online Reputation
- 1. Hello! Dan Dunlop, Jennings Take Control of Your Online Reputation. Assert Your Brand.
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- 3. Reputation Management Why bother? • You tell me… • Other professionals will research you online. You want to influence what they find. • You need to safeguard your personal brand. • You may want to find a new position one day. • Prospective employees may Google you. • Your daughter may Google you.
- 4. Key to Success Learn to Enjoy Profile Building
- 5. Quiz Monitoring your brand: • How many of you have Google Alerts set up with your name as the search term? • “Your name” + “your organization” • Search for your name periodically with different search engines: try Bing • You must be vigilant
- 6. Jill Ettori What Can We Learn About Jill?
- 7. Jill Ettori www.linkedin.com/pub/jill-ettori/5/47/a43
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- 14. My Online Profile Searching for Dan
- 15. My Online Profile Searching for Dan…. • Google Search Page One: – Twitter feed – LinkedIn – Facebook – My company (Jennings) – My blog – The Healthcare Marketer – YouTube
- 16. My Online Profile Searching for Dan…. • Google Search Page Two: – Google+ – Pinterest – Book Chapter: Thought Leaders on Hospital Marketing – Column for Ragan.com – Paper.li – Ning Community
- 17. Your Online Profile The Basic Formula • Comprehensive LinkedIn Profile • Google+ Profile • Twitter Feed • Amazon Profile & Reviews • Host Roundtables & Speak at Conferences • Write • Facebook?
- 18. Facebook What are your thoughts about Facebook? Personal vs. Professional • Who should you friend, and why? • If you “like” or accept friend requests from business associates, then keep the crazy stuff off of your Facebook page. • And check your privacy settings. Always a good idea. • Use good judgment.
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- 22. Google + • Build Circles – Friends, Colleagues, Healthcare Professionals, etc. • Use the Google+ button to quickly post content. No effort required. • Let people know how to connect with you via other platforms: LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.
- 23. LinkedIn Your LinkedIn To Do List: • Join relevant groups – demonstrates your connection to the industry • Complete your profile • Keep it updated • Add detail
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- 33. Amazon Amazon Profile & Book Reviews • Great way to add to your online profile • Thought leader activity • To Do: – Create your Amazon profile – Try to do one review each year – Create Lists
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- 38. Twitter How many of you use Twitter? • I was slow to adopt it. • Try it. • The key is to follow industry hashtags. • Hashtags? #hcmktg #hcsm #aco #pcmh • Start by setting up an account. • Follow some industry thought leaders. • Follow people at peer institutions.
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- 40. Speaking Speaking at Industry Conferences • Thought leadership activity • Resume building • Start with roundtable moderation
- 41. Writing Write One Article Each Year • Publications are starved for content • Start with a white paper • Submission forms and criteria online • 1,200 words
- 42. Blogging Great vehicle for sharing expertise • Not for everyone • Get in the habit • Blog posts are not articles • Be a resource for industry peers • Searchable
- 43. In Summary Do What You Can & Have Fun • Monitor your online profile: Google Alerts, etc. • Update your LinkedIn Profile • Create a Google+ profile • Create an Amazon.com profile, add a favorite business book list, review a book • Start a Twitter account • Host a roundtable discussion at a conference • Make a decision about Facebook • Write an article each year
- 44. Contact Information • Dan Dunlop, Jennings – ddunlop@jenningsco.com – Twitter: @dandunlop & @JenningsHealth – Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/dandunlop – Blog: http://thehealthcaremarketer.wordpress.com