Archive for the ‘Reputation Management’ Category

Is social media a good thing?

By Justin on Wednesday, August 17th, 2011 at 3:42 pm | Comments (1)

Just been having a sneeky peak around at our competition. We had a look at a competitor (Fresh Egg), they output their facebook friends on their website and we discovered that our seonext branding was all across their website! Nice work guys….do you think they will de-friend us or mark us as spam? lol Click [...]

SEONext features in Business Sense Magazine again…

By LiamC on Monday, August 1st, 2011 at 12:53 pm | Comments (1)

Another great start to the week here at SEONext as one of our Directors features in the latest edition of the Natwest Business Sense magazine along with the likes of Theo Paphitis. We were asked to feature in this Natwest article as industry experts in online marketing and in our own online security. Online security [...]

One step closer!

By LiamC on Monday, July 25th, 2011 at 10:31 pm | Comments (0)

Here at SEONext our aim is to become the UK’s best known SEO company of choice, known by many and trusted by all! That’s why we are extremely proud to announce our current ranking of 2nd on www.topseos.co.uk‘s list of the UK’s top 10 ecommerce SEO companies. This just goes to show that our hard [...]

Negative Online Reviews Can seriously harm your business

By Matthew on Tuesday, January 18th, 2011 at 11:22 am | Comments (0)

We have all seen Review sites where we can write about a service or product we have used, This is a big problem for some SEO companies Because it damages the reputation, we are fortunate enough to still have 100% retention rate with our clients and manage expectations well, But some companies who have not [...]

Online Reputation Management – SEO Consult with SEO Next Today!

By Justin on Monday, January 3rd, 2011 at 8:05 pm | Comments (1)

Online reputation management is important in this day and age. There are many people out there who may look to damaging your reputation online. These people maybe the following guises; 1. Your competitors 2. Accidental blogging – google ranking a blog post about your brand name. But the person who wrote the blog unintentionally got [...]