About Us
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Shannon M. Wilkinson, a 20-year public relations veteran, has experience in all disciplines of public relations, including corporate, cultural, marketing, and internal and crisis communications, event management and social media. Our brochure | click to view
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FAQ
How is Reputation Communications different from other public relations and online reputation management companies?
Reputation Communications grew from the merger of an online reputation management firm that served mainly corporate clients and the boutique public relations firm Cultural Communications. Our communications expertise extends across both fields, allowing us to more effectively develop and expand visibility for our client’s brands, initiatives and reputations.
We have extensive experience publishing online content that incorporates SEO (search engine optimization) to lead search engine results. That includes creating dedicated websites, establishing a comprehensive social media presence and publishing Wikipedia profiles. We also have over a decade of experience arranging client coverage in media outlets ranging from CBS Sunday Morning and NPR to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Clients benefit from our ability to execute campaigns that are specifically designed to meet their goals.
Who are your main clients?
We serve clients from the Fortune 500 and Forbes 500 lists as well as in business, industry and philanthropy.
Why is your small company size an advantage?
All aspects of our clients’ campaigns are handled by our experienced staff of highly skilled professionals. We provide the speed, privacy and outcomes that our clients require.
What can clients expect when working with you?
We understand the challenges the rapidly changing media environment presents. Clients can rely on our personal focus and our commitment to providing custom-tailored programs that deliver measurable results.
She writes the "Reputation Issues" blog and monthly eNewsletter, and is available to provide media commentary on reputation management issues. 