Steven C. Wyer has been involved in the local business community in Middle Tennessee for more than two decades. For the last seventeen years Wyer’s hub of operations has been the Nashville suburb of Brentwood. The heart of Brentwood is anchored by the 600 acre Maryland Farms business park. It was here that Steven C. Wyer, as the firm’s Managing Director, initially placed Reputation Advocate’s offices within Waterford Law Group, a regional legal and accounting practice founded by Kurt Beasley.

Steven C. Wyer has seen Reputation Advocate consistently grow as the expansion of profile sites, social media sites such as Facebook and the acceptance of the Internet as a research tool has expanded over the last five years. Reputation Advocate provides digital online consulting, search engine reputation management and digital defense services to individuals and businesses throughout North America. According to Steven C. Wyer, the combination of a growing national client base and expanded relationships within the regional business community have allowed Reputation Advocate to move in tandem with Waterford Law Group to new offices located more centrally to the region’s growing corporate community.

Steven C. Wyer will now conduct Reputation Advocate business from its new location at 2550 Meridian, Suite 350, Franklin Tennessee, 37067. Steven C. Wyer says that this central location offers more convenience for clients needing a face-to-face meeting and the building offers the expansion space that may be needed for Reputation Advocate. “I have always had a close working relationship with the founder of the law group and I believe that as social media grows there will be an expanded need for litigation as part of an integrated solution for online reputation management and defense against online slander,” states Steven C. Wyer.

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The children gripe because they don’t like to have to accept their parents as “FB friends”. The big brother, or should I say Big Mother syndrome is monitoring what you say and the kind of pictures you post. My friend Steve Wyer, runs a company called “Reputation Advocate”, at http://www.reputationadvocate.com. He says the general rule is watch what you put out there, because you never know how it will come back to bite you. . Most perspective employers now check FB before anything, to determining what kind of applicant they have. That doesn’t even include some idiot getting on line and saying things true or untrue that can cause great damage to a persons business or life.

For us over 40 folks, its been a great way to reconnect with long lost friends. Not that you have to jump back into someones life, but its kind of cool to see what they are doing and where they live. They are just hard to recognize sometimes !!

Downsides are plenty. Too much time spent talking about what you are doing instead of just doing it, living life. Chronic, addicted posters, letting the world know their every move and thought. Too much, sure I’d say so, then I catch myself spending too much time on FB. You have the game players looking for their lost chicken at Farmville, posters sharing wayyyyy toooo much info, the language issue when it’s easy to be bold on line, etc….I guess it’s like life “use responsibly”.

What do you think of FB? Do you have to detox sometimes? I have a few friends that wouldn’t join FB even on a dare, while others are mainlining it ! So be careful, have fun, and tune out sometime. Good advice for me!

Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Reputation Advocate, LLC offers online reputation repair services to both domestic and international clients. Reputation Advocate provides solutions for individuals and businesses who have been slandered on the Internet and/or who seek to strengthen and protect their online reputation.

The dedicated team of professionals at Reputation Advocate is skilled in search engine optimization and committed to maintaining open lines of communication with clients during their process of rehabilitation. Reputation Advocate has assembled this pool of talent from breadth of disciplines, drawing on their wealth of experience to defend clients against damaging information on the Web.

Each situation is addressed according to a client’s individual needs. A personalized strategy will begin by the experts at Reputation Advocate taking a look at specific postings to analyze their origins and the amount of authority given them by Google and other search engines. Once a plan for proper execution is defined, a program for online reputation repair can begin. Working within a managed timeline, Reputation Advocate highlights positive pages and moves offending sites farther down into search results.  Additional efforts include comprehensive positive content creation; social and business profile websites, promotional websites and blog postings and optimization of the existing online presence, if applicable.

Reputation Advocate may recommend immediate or long cycle strategies to meet the unique needs of each client. The Reputation Advocate FastTrack Program addresses urgent online reputation management needs with discretion and confidentiality. Depending on the particular issue, clients will engage Reputation Advocate for a specific project or may contract for an annual service agreement.

Reputation Advocate is an Accredited Member of the Better Business Bureau and currently holds an A- rating from the BBB. Recently, Reputation Advocate began partnering with the Better Business Bureau of Middle Tennessee to offer assistance to its six thousand members throughout the region. An informative, easy-to-understand brochure highlighting the realities of online reputation management and repair has been made available to BBB members. Other individuals may request it by contacting Reputation Advocate at 888-229-0746.

Reputation Advocate currently operates in North America with additional limited services provided in fifteen foreign countries. To learn more about Reputation Advocate, you may visit their website at http://www.reputationadvocate.com.