Sarah Caldwell·1d agoWhy Publishing Beats Advertising for TrustPaid placement buys attention for as long as the budget lasts, and a published idea keeps being read after the invoice is gone.
InVETTING THE VETTERSbyThe League of Activated AfroAsiatic American Women·4d agoNews Cred: Favorite Social Media Journos and Bloggers/Vloggers“If your mother says she loves you, investigate it.”A response icon1A response icon1
Sarah Caldwell·5d agoThe Credentials Search Engines Actually NoticeLicences and registrations are read by machines long before they are read by people, and the machines are checking whether they agree.
Sarah Caldwell·Oct 30What Reputation Work Genuinely Cannot DoThe limits are real, and saying them out loud at the start is what makes the rest of the work believable.
My Nguyen·Oct 26From Regulatory Update to Operational Readiness: A Practical Framework for Global Trade Change…How to connect regulatory monitoring, impact assessment, systems, procedures, and implementation verification.
My Nguyen·Oct 26Beyond the Broker Relationship: Building Accountability into Global Trade OperationsHow clear responsibilities, exception management, and performance reviews can strengthen the relationship between companies and their…
Jigyasha Rai·Oct 11The Authority Over Her Body: Gender, Medicine, and the Politics of CredibilityWho decides that a woman’s suffering isn’t real? Who has the right to define her experiences and suffering?
Sarah Caldwell·Oct 9The Directory Listing You Forgot You HadThe page outranking your own site is usually one you created yourself and never went back to
Sophia Lipker·Oct 3My Thoughts on Social Media and CommunicationAs someone who is studying communication at the graduate level, I’ve had to learn about the many different mediums we use to communicate…
Sarah Caldwell·Sep 23What the First Ninety Days of Reputation Work Look LikeMost of the movement in the first three months happens where nobody is looking, which is why so many people quit at week six.
