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Overnight Reputation Announces New Service Availability in Southern Oregon(PR Web Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) (PRWEB) February 18, 2014 Overnight Reputation will begin accepting clients residing in southern Oregon. The company recently announced that they will be expanding their areas of service, and one of those areas is the region of Oregon that includes the counties of Klamath, Josephine, Douglas and Jackson. The company, according to Brandon Hopkins, has developed a reputation for being able to successfully restore the reputations of their clients through a number of different and individualized strategies. “There are a number of moving parts in any reputation management campaign, but it should always begin with the client,” said Brandon Hopkins of Overnight Reputation. “It is important for us to get to know the person we are working with and to understand the best way to present them accurately and positively to the world.” Once the company has gained an understanding of how to best serve the client’s best interests, the process of restoring a positive reputation can begin. According to Hopkins, each situation and each client is unique, so the same steps are hardly ever precisely repeated. “While we do have various strategies that have been proven to be effective for us, it is important that we apply those strategies in a way that benefits the client we are working with in the most ideal way,” said Hopkins. “That means that we must often modify the way that we work so that we can best serve the client’s individual and specific needs.” That the company prides itself in attention to detail is hardly a surprise given the comprehensive nature of the services they provide. By offering services that involve public relations, marketing, media management, press releases, search engine optimization and link building, the company is able to have an incredibly positive impact on their clients’ online presence, often turning a negative presence into a very positive one. “Our clients sometimes do not realize the impact that our services can have,” said Hopkins. “It seems that many of them would be very satisfied if we were able to simply turn their negative presence into a neutral one, but we are very happy that we are able to do more for them. We have found that promotion of this sort can have an incredibly positive impact.” Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Overnight-Reputation/Southern-Oregon/prweb11570749.htm (c) 2014 PRWEB.COM Newswire |