ChatGPT Business Profile: What Service Businesses Need to Know Before They Can List
OpenAI now lets businesses claim a ChatGPT business profile, but the option for service businesses isn’t open yet. What we found on launch day and what to do now.
Executive Reputation Management: What Boards, Investors and AI See When They Search Your Name
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 Executive reputation management means controlling what boards, investors, journalists, recruiters and AI assistants find when they search your name: removing what breaks a platform’s rules or the law, pushing down what can’t be removed, and building accurate, authoritative content in its place. MGMT Reputation runs […]
Online Reputation Management for Small Businesses: A Practical Guide for Owners
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 Online reputation management for small businesses comes down to four things: an accurate Google Business Profile, a steady flow of genuine reviews from every customer, calm replies to every review, and fast action on reviews or posts that break the rules. Most of that is […]
Is Reputation Management Worth It? The Real Cost of Doing Nothing (2026)
Is Reputation Management Worth It? The Real Cost of Doing Nothing (2026) Reputation management is worth it when the damaging content sits where the people who matter will see it: page one for your name, your Google reviews, or a dating group in your city. Removal starts at $750 for a Google review and $2,999.99 […]
Is Online Defamation a Crime? What the Law Says, and How False Claims Get Removed
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 Is online defamation a crime? In most of the United States, no: online defamation is a civil wrong, which means the remedy is a lawsuit for damages rather than a police report. Only a minority of states still have criminal defamation statutes, and prosecutions under […]
High Profile Reputation Management: Protecting Public Figures, Founders and Families
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 High profile reputation management means removing what breaks a platform’s rules or the law, such as impersonation accounts, leaked personal details, non-consensual images and your own photos used without permission, and pushing down what cannot be removed. MGMT Reputation removes content from $1,000 per URL, […]
White Hat vs Black Hat Reputation Management: How to Tell the Difference
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 The difference in white hat vs black hat reputation management is simple: white hat work removes content through the platforms’ own rules with evidence, publishes accurate positive content and earns real reviews, while black hat work fakes, hides or forces results, and those results tend […]
7 Key factors to consider before hiring a reputation management expert
Choosing the right reputation management expert can make or break your digital presence. This guide breaks down 7 essential factors every business should consider before hiring a firm — from transparency and pricing to legal capabilities and long-term impact.