Glossary · Reputation Management
Reputation Management
The long-term practice of shaping how a person, brand, or institution is perceived across all public surfaces — before, during, and after specific incidents.
Full Definition
In practice
- A CEO's first-page Google results for their name show only positive, owned, or neutral coverage — every result was strategically placed across two years.
- An UHNW family-office principal has zero public profile by design, with every old reference suppressed and search engines surfacing only their official entities.
Also known as
online reputation management · ORM · reputation architecture
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