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Is the legacy you're building the legacy you want to be remembered?

Here are some quick tips to give your confidence a boost.

Lead with authenticity, and these tips will help you communicate the rest to make the best first impression as a leader.

If you have a plan, you can do a whole lot of damage control.

If your company makes a mistake, there are important steps you should take to ensure you are saying the right things, the right way.

The quality of your work matters of course, but the small actions you take each day add up to create a bigger picture about who you are.

Getting reviews is the first place to start.

While you are diligently using good-guy tactics to boost your online presence, a malicious competitor can be undoing it all.

Social proof is critical when creating influence and trust.

Effective social media marketing requires strategy and follow through but not a huge budget.

Even if your product and company are solid, if the consumer's perception of you is negative or damaged, sales of your product and company can suffer.

Take a look at the three building blocks of any successful online strategy.

First-time presidents and entrepreneurs benefit from being the new kids in town. Everyone is curious about what they'll do, and they have the freedom to shape their legacies around bold, innovative initiatives.

Six reputation management lessons you can learn from GitLab's mistake.

The Facebook founder has a team that would be the envy of most startups simply to make him look good on social media.

Branding is all about trust, so make sure you get it right the first time.

Got a firm handshake? Remembered to bring business cards? Go to a party or event prepared to "wow" people in those first crucial seconds.

It's important for every company to be proactive about its online reputation.

Remember: Just a few negative words can plunge your business into a one-star muck bath you'll spend days or even weeks recovering from.

Hiding behind your privacy settings is the worst strategy.

It's time to take stock, both of where you are and where you're going. Reputation means walking your talk.