Two More Radically Transparent Podcast Interviews

March 17, 2008 – 5:34 pm
In Radically Transparent we discuss how you can use podcasts to build your reputation. Practicing what we preach, we're delighted to bring you two new podcast interviews with co-author Andy Beal. First up, an interview with Consumer Help Web. The audio is a little grainy, so you might want to just read the transcript. The other podcast is with The Customer Collective's Robin Fray Carey.

Online Reputation Management Advice for Future Presidential Candidates

March 11, 2008 – 12:39 pm
Andy Beal chatted with Andrew G. Feinberg of Capitol Valley about the impact of online reputation management for individuals. During the chat, Andy answers questions about cleaning-up your online reputation and how what you publish online can affect your future career--especially if you have aspirations to be President. You can listen to the interview here.

Radically Transparent a Huge Draw at SXSW

March 10, 2008 – 11:36 am
SXSW Interactive is the place to be if you want to launch a best-selling book. Tim Ferris, Robert Scoble, Guy Kawasaki, and Malcom Gladwell are just a few of the authors who've discussed their book at SXSW. Co-author Andy Beal presented at this year's show and packed the room with his presentation on being Radically Transparent. If you couldn't make it to SXSW, you can catch this podcast interview with Andy and there's even an impromptu cameraphone video interview from his book signing. (image credit)

Another Glowing Book Review!

March 8, 2008 – 12:27 pm
It seems like readers of Radically Transparent are starting to finish the book--because we're seeing lots of new reviews. Over at Top Rank Blog, Mike Yanke calls Radically Transparent "excellent" and even provides an overview of some of the things we discuss. He finishes his review with this praise: "Beal & Strauss’ book is a vitally important study, both for those looking to refine, as well as those just learning about, how to best manage an online reputation." We're glad you loved it Mike!

Lenovo Exec Raves About Radically Transparent

March 8, 2008 – 12:21 pm
One of the many people that we interviewed for Radically Transparent is Lenovo's David Churbuck. His transparency in answering our questions helped make for some excellent corporate advice for the book. Churbuck has now read Radically Transparent, and gives it a glowing endorsement: "This is a very good book because it’s grounded in a ton of hard leg work and case study research — not hand waving theory with the usual Hallmark platitudes about authentic conversation stuff. Andy and his co-author Judy Strauss are not pushing a theoretical agenda — this isn’t one of those detestable business books that repeat the summary on the back cover blurb a hundred times." If you've ever read Churbuck's blog, you'll know that he's not afraid to speak his mind--so, we're excited that he's a fan of the book. Thanks David!

More Interviews with Radically Transparent Authors

March 7, 2008 – 3:33 pm
The buzz about Radically Transparent is starting to spread. Dr. Judy Strauss was interviewed by the Nevada News, while Andy Beal recorded a podcast with Blog Talk Radio.

First Radically Transparent Book Reviews on Amazon.com

March 3, 2008 – 7:36 pm
The first copies of Radically Transparent have been read and reviews are starting to show up on Amazon.com. So far, so good--two five star reviews! We spent 9 months putting together the definitive guide to online reputation management, so we're thrilled that early reviews suggest readers are finding it so valuable.

Duct Tape Marketing Podcast Interview

March 3, 2008 – 7:24 pm
Andy Beal was invited on to the Duct Tape Marketing podcast and shared his thoughts about online reputation management with host John Jantsch. You can listen to the podcast interview here.

Your Seven Step Online Reputation Crisis Plan

February 29, 2008 – 11:15 am
>>Like this post? Buy Radically Transparent and get lots more online reputation management advice!<< When you first discover an attack on your online reputation, it can be an unnerving event. If you’ve previously conducted your business oblivious to the online discussions about your brand, it can feel like a kick to the ribs to see someone wage an attack on your good name. When it happens, it's important not to hit the panic button. If great companies such as Target and Jet Blue can come under fire, then it can happen to anyone. What's important is how you react. For an example of how not to react, you need look no further than Target--which was recently criticized by a blogger over one of its ad campaigns. When approached by this new media journalist, Target had no plan in place for responding, so instead provided the following canned response: “Unfortunately we are unable ...

Download Chapter 1 of Radically Transparent

February 25, 2008 – 1:28 pm
While you're waiting for your copy of Radically Transparent to arrive, you can download Chapter 1 in PDF format--for free!