#Reputation Recovery

[waitingforsecretsouls]

I LOVE LO PO BIA REN! Such a funky character. His "disguise" (or more like "regular uniform" given how we see him wear it unless forced out of it in multiple instances) is absolutely ridiculous. He's a highly lethal assassin who by his own admission loves messing with people and which consistently backfires on him. Still objectively pretty good at his job though. He literally cannibalizes tough opponents or more unsuspecting victims in order to regrow his own body if severly injured. He has one of the most commendable work ethics we've seen from Lo Po Bia's so far and is their only revealed agent (that was not officially let go from the family like Yasratcha) in the Zahard Empire. He genuinely cares about his families reputation and prestige. Gets explicitly told by his commander to not do anything rash: proceeds to immediately try and kill the Irregular personally sought out by his family leader in his sleep. Calls his colleagues "friends" while throwing a screaming fit at their Zoom meeting. He is a genuinely insightful, analytical and tactical fighter but keeps letting his emotions get the best of him (first, his amusement at toying with the Regular Princesses shaming and competing with his families at the Floor of Test, then his rage and pride in his fight against Bam (though he was up against Irregular hax, so if anything but a refusal to engage or retreat would have availed him there...)). He was sooo exited about Bam's talent and potentially recruiting him into some form of the Zahard family back in season 1 only for Bam to become a principal pawn of F.U.G. Rightfully distrusted Hansung Yu's offer to help him in his mission way back: Instincts on point (e.g. regarding Bam's much improved strength in Season 3) but again, overpowered by his stubborness and arrogance. Invoked the right to self - defense. He is the youngest employee at work. Both intentionally lethal fighting style and techniques AND a never give up attitude. Straight - up admits he is a scumbag to the core and wishes that he looked "scarier".

Imagine delivering a deeply serious, from the bottom of your heart, death - threat like this:

GOAT for this panel alone.

[cheese-rat29]

resisting the urge to watch baby j again

[heartshattering]

Very much hoping I don't mess up tonight :')

[autistic-shaiapouf]

Crawling out of bed after an 11 hour shift only to realize that maybe. maybe I'm not exactly taking care of myself

[gianosagency]

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[superavenueunknown]

Brand Crisis Management Strategy and How You Can Employ It

Media is the vein of business in today’s age, an age where most things are veiled by the digital traction and everything has two phases, the real and the digital. The line oftentimes is blurred, and this is most evident when an organization is in a brand crisis, and the way you manage this crisis will either make or break the company or the brand. And mostly these predicaments are the results of a mishap that at times is social in nature, and the social coupled with the digital marketing climate is unforgiving, although forgetful, but the mishap in itself has repercussions that reflect on the future of the company throughout.

So here are a few ways you can take care of any issues that might arise. A well-informed marketer knows what to do when a crisis arises. They have a brand crisis management strategy in place even when they are not facing an actual crisis, and this approach can take you places. Now let’s imagine there is one: an issue usually propels itself through social media marketing platforms, an unregulated tweet, an ad that misses the mark, or an unhappy customer. And since everyone has a platform to voice out their grievances, they do, and these situations can quickly turn iffy if you do not have a strategy, a damage control plan, or a crisis management plan, and this can lead to dwindling sales numbers, a tarnished or damaged brand reputation, and a general loss of goodwill.

The first and foremost thing one ought to do is to act quick. Address the issues at hand and provide swift solutions to simmer down the damage. An agency doesn’t really have to go through a crisis to learn, but rather prioritize a well-documented and a thought-out social media crisis management strategy.

As you do this make sure you have taken into consideration all possible outlets you could rectify this through. Go to the source of the problem, the scape where it originated from and list the problems you ought to combat, post which take each step as you go about deducing first, then combatting the issue at hand. This will keep your team in check too and make sure everyone is on board with the brand reputation management strategy employed.

Whether the trigger is negative comments on social media or a serious incident gone viral, make sure you clearly define each scenario and evaluate the impact they might have on your overall brand reputation, and thereby implement the right strategy and be on board with the crisis communication plan. If legal issues arise, having an in-house legal crisis management team can do wonders for they know the ground reality and how to put a quick stop to it and keep it from escalating further.

A crisis management strategy will always come in handy and like established previously, the digital age we live in and the role of digital natives we ought to come up with a responsible plan that makes sure you reach out to all outlets and use any and every media crisis management platform at your expanse and address all the concerns and grievances. You could also go a direct e-mail marketing way that takes care of the said concerns and lets the audience know that there is a plan in action and has been implemented. This helps foster faith and regain the lost goodwill.

And one last thing, make sure it is all regulated and reviewed thrice before you put it out there. Consistent brand messaging and appropriate reasoning in the preferred medium chosen.

One last key, once you have rectified and solved the issue, make sure you learn from it, and if need be, revisit it, the takeaway this time however, will be different and make all the difference. Revamp your crisis communication strategy and employ active social listening tools and use it to fortify new and better reasoning.

One ought to consider the repercussions, think far and beyond, go as far-fetched as you possibly can and deduce a plan for every possible outcome there could be. If you are met with a setback that reflects upon you in a bad manner, go public, hold thy leash, and go public once you have a set brand crisis recovery plan in motion. Tone it down a little, yet honesty ought to prevail. Reveal the grievance and also reveal the crisis management framework you have to combat this alongside.

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How to Respond to a Narcissist’s Online Smear Campaign with ORM

An online smear campaign from a narcissist can be distressing, but a strategic approach can help you regain control. Begin by staying calm and avoiding emotional reactions—engaging directly can escalate the situation. Document all harmful content, including screenshots and URLs, to create a solid record of the attacks. Evaluate the extent of the damage by identifying where the defamatory material appears and its reach. Strengthen your online privacy settings to limit further exposure and prevent new attacks. For comprehensive support, consider working with Reputation Return. They specialize in suppressing harmful links, removing defamatory content, and creating positive materials to restore your reputation. Their ongoing monitoring ensures that any future issues are addressed promptly, giving you peace of mind. Don’t let a smear campaign define your narrative. Reputation Return offers a free consultation to help you take control and rebuild your online presence. Reach out today to start restoring your good name.

[valiantnomore]

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[technijianravi]

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[joetastic2739]

Someone accessed my Gmail 2 days ago, compromising my linked accounts like Twitter and YouTube. Here's how it happened, why I fell for it, and what you can learn to avoid making the same mistake:

The scam I fell victim to was a cookie hijack. The hacker used malicious software to steal my browser cookies (stuff like autofill, auto sign in, etc), allowing them to sign in to my Gmail and other accounts, completely bypassing my 2FA and other security protocols.

A few days ago, I received a DM from @Rachael_Borrows, who claimed to be a manager at @Duolingo. The account seemed legitimate. It was verified, created in 2019, and had over 1k followers, consistent with other managers I’d seen at the time n I even did a Google search of this person and didnt find anything suspicious.

She claimed that @Duolingo wanted me to create a promo video, which got me excited and managed to get my guard down. After discussing I was asked to sign a contract and at app(.)fastsigndocu(.)com. If you see this link, ITS A SCAM! Do NOT download ANY files from this site.

Unfortunately, I downloaded a file from the website, and it downloaded without triggering any firewall or antivirus warnings. Thinking it was just a PDF, I opened it. The moment I did, my console and Google Chrome flashed. That’s when I knew I was in trouble. I immediately did an antivirus scan and these were some of the programs it found that were added to my PC without me knowing:

The thing about cookie hijacking is that it completely bypasses 2FA which should have been my strongest line of defense. I was immediately signed out of all my accounts and within a minute, they changed everything: passwords, 2FA, phone, recovery emails, backup codes, etc.

I tried all methods but hit dead ends trying to recover them. Thankfully, my Discord wasn’t connected, so I alerted everyone I knew there. I also had an alternate account, @JLCmapping, managed by a friend, which I used to immediately inform @/TeamYouTube about the situation

Meanwhile, the hackers turned my YouTube channel into a crypto channel and used my Twitter account to spam hundreds of messages, trying to use my image and reputation to scam more victims

Thankfully, YouTube responded quickly and terminated the channel. Within 48 hours, they locked the hacker out of my Gmail and restored my access. They also helped me recover my channel, which has been renamed to JoetasticOfficial since Joetastic_ was no longer available.

Since then, I’ve taken several steps to secure my accounts and prevent this from happening again. This has been a wake-up call to me, and now I am more cautious around people online. I hope sharing it helps others avoid falling victim to similar attacks. (End)

(side note) Around this time, people also started to impersonate me on TikTok and YouTube. With my accounts terminated, anyone searching for "Joetastic" would only find the imposter's profiles. I’m unsure whether they are connected or if it’s just an unfortunate coincidence, but it made the situation even more stressful.

[timmydraker]

Tim begins to distance himself from his family after Damian becomes Robin.

It was obvious in the way he ran off to rescue Bruce, but that was more of a physical thing at the end of the day. He was desperate and had lost any kind of safety net and support he had after Dick threatened Arkham and how badly he hurt Alfred with his instance that Bruce was alive.

Either way he was going to get Bruce back, if not because he felt like he was an aimless, nothing human being without Batman then there was that he wanted to be believed.

Then Dick handed over Robin to Damian who at that point genuinely despised Tim, though there was also a level of jealously in the young Wayne’s mind at the intelligence and analytical Tim.

It was then that Tim decided he would bring Bruce back and then do his own thing, outside of Robin and outside of Batman.

He clearly had done his job hadn’t he? Sure Bruce was dead, but Dick was acting as Batman and that Batman had a Robin, so his reasoning for being Robin was extinguished.

Tim brings Bruce back and the older man praises and thanks him for several days and then, like everything else, the attention moves away. It goes to him connecting with Damian on a vigilante level and catching up on the last several months of him being ‘dead’. It goes to Jason who, now that he’s lost his foster father has decided that maybe he could try a little harder after all.

It goes to everyone and anyone other than Tim and this time? That’s actually the plan.

Tim isn’t as good of a hacker as Barbara, but she’s basically a god at it so compared to others he might as well be master level, just not against her. This he uses to shift around peoples schedules so Alfred has no choice but to let him go to school on his own (Tim may have also invented an early morning ‘club’ that was totally legit and not at all a fabrication). He makes it so when Dick is over or Jason takes the rare opportunity to visit he had to work at WE or DI, something important he can’t neglect.

He never has to walk Ace or Titus because he’s busy with his team mates.

Team mates who think he’s busy helping out Batman.

Tim still does work as a hero, but it’s entirely through his businesses after a while. A few times he has no choice but to go out in a boring black suit with a full face mask and hoodie. It’s got nothing on it, no symbols or gadgets. Nothing to connect him to anyone.

He starts with the homeless, dishing out vaccines like candy without even doing a campaign to showcase it.

Then he changes Bruce’s rather naive approach to orphanages and makes it so every single child who is put through is given a small amount of funding. He makes it so kids have more chance to stay with siblings, makes sure everyone who even so much as enters the ground of a orphanage have a real background check and sure the adoption rate drops, but so does the missing kids and DV cases.

Tim steals over fifty million from people like Luther and Penguin and all kinds of corrupt rich assholes for the majority of the funding and not even a cent of it is traced back to Wayne or Drake businesses. Whiles he’s digging into Lex be manages to get enough evidence to put a sizeable dent in his reputation, even if Lex manages to smooch a fair bit of it back.

He’s manages to take out a large sized trafficking ring and helps get the victims into a real recovery home that he hand picks out security for.

Later, as in a few days afterward, he discovers a dog meat farm and everyone medical veterinary student suddenly finds themself free of student loans and debt and with multiple work opportunities available and volunteer work being down right pleased for.

Tim knows he’s being noticed but given that he basically lives in his office in the heart of the city, he isn’t there to hear his old teammates and ‘family’ talk about the mysterious Dread.

Dread who was named that after a report came out about a theory of an unknown hacker or ‘cyber vigilante’ who was stealing money and information from rich folk and giving it to the poor, giving all of the 1% dread that he would hit them next.

The exact quote was ‘Those with money deeper than their pockets dread the hackers next moves. And they should feel that dread as a warning for this Robin Hood like legend seems to be getting braver.’

Dick was sure the hacker would have been called Robin if he hadn’t chosen that name already, to which Barbara responded with grumbles and growl because she couldn’t find anything other than holes and traps left by the hacker. It was like they knew her every move before she even made it!

Tim, obvious to his growing reputation until it fully took off, hadn’t even considered that his actions would be framed a threat by Batman. He would say it was because he didn’t think Bruce would ever really target him like that, but in actuality it’s because he knew Bruce was one of the few good rich folk. Surely he would be on the side of a secret vigilante hacker trying to use horrible people to do good? He embraced Dread quickly and was happy he make the rich squirm and brought a sense of hope to people, it was just like Robin but instead of them being safe and given light they were given a peace of mind in a mix of revenge and justice.

What Tim doesn’t know is that Bruce is still too far into his whole image of black and white, good and evil, that he tends to forget there’s grey areas.

At least Jason is on the side of Dread, even if he still thinks the myth of a story is just that, a myth.

It’s when Tim blows up a bank when everyone has gone home for the night just so people will find the underground money ring that and he visits the manner to get a few things that he hears them talking about it.

By that point it’s been around two years since he dropped Robin and as usual Dick always greets him with a look of a desperate puppy, “Tim! Hi, you’re here. I haven’t seen you in months, how have you been?”

Tim smiles at Dick even if he hasn’t gotten over his anger at his oldest brother and moves to sit at the breakfast table with everyone (Alfred, Bruce, Jason and Damian).

“Good. Busy, we’ve had a lot of donations lately.”

Jason snorts, “No shit. Isn’t Wayne Enterprise one of the few ones not hit by Dread?”

Bruce grumbles and shakes his head, “I wouldn’t say that. They’ve managed to get into our system and completely changed the Jason Project.”

Jason grins and laughs happily, “you mean improved! Crime Ally is doing great now. Not the best, but still a fuck of a lot better.”

Smiling at the man who once beat him to an inch of his life, Tim takes a sip of his tea and casually says, “You’re welcome.”

The whole table goes quiet as Tim continues to casually sip his tea.

The silence carries for a total minute before Bruce puts down his cup and leans forward with a slight growl in his voice, “Explain.”

“Explain what?”

Bruce stands over his son even from halfway down the table and very obviously tries to calm himself with a deep breath, “What do you mean ‘you’re welcome’?”

Tim makes an ‘oh’ expression before cocking his head to the side in confusion, “I was the one who fixed the Jason Project? Wait, did you guys not realise I’m Dread?”

Damian shouts out a ‘what?!’ That makes Titus jump and Tim laughs under his breath, “What did you think I was doing?”

“Running the business! Not stealing from people and black mailing politicians!”

It’s Tim’s turn to growl now and he stands up himself with a glare at Bruce that is as close as any of them have gotten to the famed Bat-Glare, “Are you fucking kidding me? Like are you a Tully kidding me with that horse shit?”

Bruce looks stunned and Alfred doesn’t even tell him not to swear.

Tim slams his chair into the table.

“What the fuck else would I be doing, Bruce? I’m not Robin, that was taken from me, so what else was I gonna do? I finished my job, not only keeping you from killing anyone but bringing you back, so I had do pick something else. I’m not stealing from the rich, I’m stealing from selfish cunts who ruin peoples lives for no reason and giving it to people like Jason. So, don’t you fucking yell at me and don’t try to make me feel bad for this, not when I’ve done more in two years than you ever have and- don’t you fucking speak Dick, not when you were the one who took my place here away from me! Now, I have a trafficking ring I need to expose so good. Fucking. Day.”

Jason is the only one who follows him.

[valuehope]

christie and i have agreed that instead of the way post-sdr2/dr3 ended makoto should've just got to have his rep era instead. thank you for your time

[apcseo]

Rebuilding Brand Reputation: Strategies for Restoring Trust

In this blog post, we will explore effective strategies for rebuilding brand reputation and restoring trust after facing a crisis.

Understanding the Impact of Brand Reputation

When a brand faces a crisis, its reputation can be significantly impacted. A negative brand reputation can lead to decreased customer trust, loss of business, and damage to the brand's overall image. It is crucial to understand the impact of brand reputation in order to effectively navigate a crisis and rebuild trust.

One key aspect of understanding the impact of brand reputation is recognizing that customers often form opinions based on their perception of the brand. If a brand is associated with negative experiences or values, customers are likely to have a negative view of the brand. On the other hand, a positive brand reputation can result in increased customer loyalty and advocacy.

Furthermore, brand reputation can also affect the perception of a brand's products or services. Customers may be hesitant to purchase from a brand with a damaged reputation, even if the specific product or service is of high quality. Understanding these dynamics is essential for formulating effective strategies for rebuilding brand reputation.

Identifying the Root Causes of Brand Damage

To effectively rebuild brand reputation, it is important to identify the root causes of the brand damage. This involves conducting a thorough analysis of the crisis and understanding the factors that contributed to the negative perception of the brand.

One possible root cause could be a specific incident or event that directly impacted the brand's reputation. This could include a product recall, a publicized customer complaint, or a scandal involving the brand or its employees. Identifying these incidents and understanding their impact is crucial for developing strategies to address them.

In addition to specific incidents, it is also important to consider any underlying issues or weaknesses within the brand's operations or culture that may have contributed to the crisis. This could include issues such as poor customer service, unethical business practices, or a lack of transparency. By addressing these root causes, brands can not only rebuild their reputation but also prevent similar crises from occurring in the future.

Implementing Crisis Communication Strategies

Effective crisis communication is essential for rebuilding brand reputation. It is important to develop a comprehensive communication strategy that addresses the concerns and expectations of stakeholders, including customers, employees, and the general public.

One key aspect of crisis communication is transparency. Brands should be open and honest about the crisis, acknowledging any mistakes or shortcomings. This can help rebuild trust and demonstrate a commitment to addressing the issues at hand.

Another important element of crisis communication is timeliness. Brands should communicate regularly and promptly, providing updates on the actions being taken to address the crisis. This can help manage expectations and ensure stakeholders are informed.

Furthermore, it is important to tailor the communication strategy to different stakeholders. For example, customers may require different information and reassurances compared to employees or investors. Understanding the needs of each stakeholder group and crafting targeted messages can enhance the effectiveness of the communication strategy.

Leveraging Social Media for Reputation Recovery

Social media can be a powerful tool for rebuilding brand reputation. It provides brands with a platform to directly engage with their audience, address concerns, and showcase their efforts to rectify the crisis.

One strategy for leveraging social media is to proactively communicate with customers. Brands can use social media channels to provide regular updates, respond to customer inquiries, and address any misconceptions or negative comments. By actively engaging with customers, brands can demonstrate their commitment to rebuilding trust and transparency.

Additionally, brands can leverage social media to showcase their efforts to rectify the crisis. This could include sharing stories of how the brand has taken corrective actions, highlighting employee testimonials, or showcasing community involvement. By sharing these positive aspects, brands can rebuild their reputation and regain customer trust.

It is important to monitor social media channels closely and respond promptly to any negative or misleading information. By addressing concerns and correcting misinformation in a timely manner, brands can prevent further damage to their reputation.

Measuring Success: Monitoring and Evaluating Brand Reputation

Measuring the success of reputation recovery efforts is crucial to ensure the effectiveness of strategies and make necessary adjustments. Monitoring and evaluating brand reputation allows brands to track progress, identify areas of improvement, and make data-driven decisions.

One way to measure success is through customer feedback and sentiment analysis. Brands can collect feedback from customers through surveys, online reviews, and social media mentions. Analyzing this feedback can provide insights into how customers perceive the brand and whether there has been a positive shift in sentiment.

In addition to customer feedback, brands can also monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) related to reputation, such as customer retention rates, brand mentions in the media, and social media engagement. By tracking these metrics over time, brands can assess the impact of their reputation recovery efforts.

It is important to regularly evaluate and adjust strategies based on the data and insights gathered. This iterative approach allows brands to continuously improve their reputation management efforts and effectively rebuild trust.

Apppl Combine unleashes in managing brand crises through strategic reputation management. We offer expertise in crisis communication, swiftly addressing issues to mitigate negative impacts on the brand's image. We as an online reputation management agency develop comprehensive crisis plans, including monitoring online sentiment, crafting timely responses, and engaging with stakeholders to maintain transparency and trust. Utilizing various channels such as social media, press releases, and direct communication to control the narrative and restore confidence in the brand. Additionally, we provide post-crisis analysis to identify weaknesses and refine strategies for future crisis management, ensuring resilience and safeguarding the brand's reputation.Explore effective strategies for rebuilding brand reputation and restoring trust after facing a crisis. Understand the impact of brand reputation, identify root causes, and implement crisis communication strategies

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