Now, all this is great but monitoring what people talk about you and where is obviously a tedious tasks and one that is quite complicated to do on a manual basis. This is where Reputation.com excels in its service. Their internet monitoring service will keep track of "you" and give you a snapshot of your online persona. The service is free, unless you require to take action on improving your online reputation and ask them to help you. I think this is nothing but fair, considering that it can take a lot of effort and resources to "clear up" whatever bad rep you may have online.
Why should you consider using Internet Monitoring?
While most of these things can be done manually, the time it would take, is just not productive. With reputation.com, they allow you to:
- Finds existing posts about YOU online
- Sends alerts whenever new posts appear
- Finds exposed personal info in databases
- Identifies and alerts you to damaging posts
- and more...
Among other things. Cool! Remember that it is free to sign up and you only get charged, if and when you need them to help you.
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