Social Media Awareness Dictionary

Online reputation

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Your online reputation is the way others perceive you when they interact with you on the internet. It’s how you are represented online, and it can have a big impact on your life – both personal and professional. A positive online reputation can open doors for you, while a negative one can close them. Your online reputation is built over time, through the things you say and do online. It’s important to be aware of how your actions can affect your reputation, and to take steps to protect it. There are a number of ways to build and maintain a positive online reputation. For example, you can: -Regularly update your social media profiles with fresh content -Engage with others in thoughtful and respectful ways -Be careful about what personal information you share online -Create or contribute to high-quality content -Monitor what others are saying about you online Taking these steps will help you create and maintain a positive online reputation – which can benefit you in both your personal and professional life.

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