While brands across sectors are at risk, BFSI, real estate, and FMCG industries are highly vulnerable to fake social media handles that can cause irreparable damage to their reputation and customer trust.
Brand ReputationFake Social Media HandlesOnline Reputation ManagementBfsiReal EstateFmcgReal EstateSep 22, 2024
Fake social media handles can cause irreparable damage to a brand’s reputation and customer trust, leading to financial losses, legal battles, and loss of customer loyalty.
BFSI, real estate, and FMCG industries are highly vulnerable to fake social media handles.
Brands can protect themselves from fake social media handles by using technological solutions, proactive monitoring, and public education.
Online reputation management is crucial for brands to protect their digital integrity, maintain customer trust, and prevent reputational damage.
Brands can educate their audiences about fake social media handles by creating awareness campaigns, sharing information about their official social media handles, and encouraging customers to verify the authenticity of social media accounts.
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