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2. Status Labs - Wikipedia

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   Status Labs (First Page Management LLC) [1] [2] is a digital reputation management company based in Austin, Texas. [3] It was founded in 2012 by Darius Fisher, Jordan French, and Jesse Boskoff. [ 4 ] The firm has been hired by various clients to hide unfavorable news from Internet search results.

3. ReputationDefender FAQs - AOL Help

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   ReputationDefender is a comprehensive online reputation and privacy management company. Its 24/7/365 dashboard can help you manage the dramatic increase in availability of your personal information on the internet.

4. BrandYourself - Wikipedia

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   He stated in interviews that he aimed to raise $2 million for a 13% stake in the company. [9] Robert Herjavec made a proposal to invest in the reputation management firm, agreeing to invest the required $2 million, but for a 25% stake in the business. The offer made by Herjavec was one of the biggest offers made on the show at the time.

5. Podium (company) - Wikipedia

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   Podium was founded in 2014 by Eric Rea and Dennis Steele, who developed a tool to help small businesses "build their online reputation" through online reviews. [3] Podium was initially known as RepDrive [4] before rebranding as Podium in 2015. In 2015, Podium moved from a spare bedroom to a new location above a Provo bike shop. [5]

6. Retired But Want To Work? Try These 7 Remote Part-Time Jobs - AOL

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   Many companies are looking for veteran experts to help them streamline their operations or solve specific business problems, and a part-time expert can be just what they need.

7. Reputation.com - Wikipedia

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   Reputation.com was founded as ReputationDefender by Michael Fertik [2] in 2006. [3] In January 2011, the company changed its name from ReputationDefender to Reputation.com as its focus changed to enterprise services. [4] The business-to-consumer product line continued to be sold under the ReputationDefender name.