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Are you the total package? Work to create the best version of you.

The anonymity of the Internet has changed the game for attacks on a business' reputation. Smart entrepreneurs need new ways to defend their enterprise without being labeled as defensive.

Painstaking cultivation of brand and reputation can be undone in a digital instant but a sound public relations plan will protect both while growing your business.

Get your name other there with these platforms where you can show off your expertise.

Whether you are a celebrity chef or an entrepreneur, you can not underestimate the importance of how you appear to the public.

The surveillance agency tweeted out a scrambled message on Monday meant to draw in would-be code breakers.

If the internet has created a space where consumers are free to sound off at will on sites like Yelp, to what extent do business owners have the right to respond?

What was thought of a case of rock star excess actually provides a powerful business lesson.

Unilever made the call to drop a Dove ad that called New Jersey 'the Armpit of America.'

Being an author can help you expand your network of customers by making you an authority on a topic.

A Cleveland-area job list manager goes off on young job seekers who contacted her for help. Unfortunately for her, the internet can be equally as unkind.

A healthy corporate culture ultimately hinges upon a leader's ability to make diplomatic compromises.

Building a successful reputation online requires a lot more than signing up for Twitter. Here are a few pitfalls to avoid when trying to grow your company's brand.

Paula Deen has received a $75 to $100 million cash injection from private-equity firm Najafi Companies, as a concentrated and passionate fan base continues to rally around the embattled chef.

With the partnership, Yahoo's data on local businesses is about to get a lot more detailed.

If you're trying to sell something, online reviews are important to your customers. Here's how to beef up your business's presence on review sites.

Your family, friends and colleagues in many ways become your brand. It's important to create a team of people that reflect how you want to live your brand.

How you sound and dress influence how people perceive you, so be thoughtful and consistent.

It can take hours, and hundreds of dollars in added fees, to try to figure out why your company has been placed in bad standing by the state. Here's how to avoid that.

As your personal and professional networks expand online, be consistent with your brand positioning and with the followers you have gathered.

The app OwnerLists establishes a direct line of communication between business owners and their customers, allowing them to respond directly to negative reviews.