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Digital Marketing Professional Certification

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Difining Brand Safety

When people see your ad on a website or in a video, they instantly connect it with whatever is next to it. If the surrounding content is violent, offensive, or misleading, your brand becomes guilty by association.

Unsafe placements include:

  • Violent content;
  • Hate speech;
  • Misinformation or conspiracy posts;
  • Adult or explicit material;
  • Political propaganda;
  • Crime or tragedy footage;
  • Content that is simply off-brand.

Risks in Digital Media

Ad Placement and Content Adjacency

Common Tools to Protect Brand Safety

  1. Blocklists: a list of sites your ads must avoid;
  2. Whitelists: a list of approved safe sites;
  3. Suitability Filters: blocks categories like violence, gambling, adult content.

Reputation Management Strategy

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Definition

Reputation management means actively shaping and protecting how people see your brand online.

Reputation management is an ongoing cycle built on five essential components: monitoring, early engagement, value-driven positioning, preparation, and long-term consistency. When brands track conversations proactively, respond with empathy, anchor their actions in clear values, prepare for crises before they happen, and uphold those standards over time, they build a reputation that can withstand criticism, mistakes, and public pressure.

Crisis Management

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Definition

Crisis Management is a structured process that helps a company respond quickly, clearly, and responsibly when something goes wrong, preventing damage to its reputation, customers, and operations.

The 5 Components of Effective Crisis Management

  1. Immediate Acknowledgment: respond quickly and confirm you're aware of the issue before rumors grow;
  2. Accountability: take responsibility instead of blaming others, people trust honesty more than excuses;
  3. Clear Communication: share simple, direct updates about what happened, what it means, and next steps;
  4. Concrete Action: show real solutions (refunds, fixes, protections), not just words or apologies;
  5. Learning & Prevention: review what went wrong and update systems to prevent future crises.

1. What is the main purpose of brand safety?

2. Which scenario best demonstrates a digital brand risk?

3. What is the purpose of monitoring brand mentions online?

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What is the main purpose of brand safety?

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Which scenario best demonstrates a digital brand risk?

Select the correct answer

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What is the purpose of monitoring brand mentions online?

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Var allt tydligt?

Hur kan vi förbättra det?

Tack för dina kommentarer!

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Difining Brand Safety

When people see your ad on a website or in a video, they instantly connect it with whatever is next to it. If the surrounding content is violent, offensive, or misleading, your brand becomes guilty by association.

Unsafe placements include:

  • Violent content;
  • Hate speech;
  • Misinformation or conspiracy posts;
  • Adult or explicit material;
  • Political propaganda;
  • Crime or tragedy footage;
  • Content that is simply off-brand.

Risks in Digital Media

Ad Placement and Content Adjacency

Common Tools to Protect Brand Safety

  1. Blocklists: a list of sites your ads must avoid;
  2. Whitelists: a list of approved safe sites;
  3. Suitability Filters: blocks categories like violence, gambling, adult content.

Reputation Management Strategy

Note
Definition

Reputation management means actively shaping and protecting how people see your brand online.

Reputation management is an ongoing cycle built on five essential components: monitoring, early engagement, value-driven positioning, preparation, and long-term consistency. When brands track conversations proactively, respond with empathy, anchor their actions in clear values, prepare for crises before they happen, and uphold those standards over time, they build a reputation that can withstand criticism, mistakes, and public pressure.

Crisis Management

Note
Definition

Crisis Management is a structured process that helps a company respond quickly, clearly, and responsibly when something goes wrong, preventing damage to its reputation, customers, and operations.

The 5 Components of Effective Crisis Management

  1. Immediate Acknowledgment: respond quickly and confirm you're aware of the issue before rumors grow;
  2. Accountability: take responsibility instead of blaming others, people trust honesty more than excuses;
  3. Clear Communication: share simple, direct updates about what happened, what it means, and next steps;
  4. Concrete Action: show real solutions (refunds, fixes, protections), not just words or apologies;
  5. Learning & Prevention: review what went wrong and update systems to prevent future crises.

1. What is the main purpose of brand safety?

2. Which scenario best demonstrates a digital brand risk?

3. What is the purpose of monitoring brand mentions online?

question mark

What is the main purpose of brand safety?

Select the correct answer

question mark

Which scenario best demonstrates a digital brand risk?

Select the correct answer

question mark

What is the purpose of monitoring brand mentions online?

Select the correct answer

Var allt tydligt?

Hur kan vi förbättra det?

Tack för dina kommentarer!

Avsnitt 10. Kapitel 3
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