Those who got into difficult situations and managed to get out of the water know that there are several ways to restore your reputation. Some of them contradict each other. The main thing in such a situation is not to wait for everything to be decided by itself, but to act.
Instructions
Step 1
Examine the situation of deteriorating reputation. Remember one golden rule: in matters of improving your reputation, deeds are more important than words. If you are really in trouble, this is one situation, it requires one approach. And if you have become a victim of slander, this is a completely different case.
Step 2
Correct yourself in practice if you really have sinned. Before you promise your business partners, colleagues, or loved ones a bright future, try to make things right. Deeds must precede words.
Step 3
Keep silent if there is little compromising evidence. Examine the intensity of the libel. Public relations specialists recommend ignoring sporadic attacks. If one of the competitors has somehow scrapped resources to discredit you one day, you can skip it. And if you see a systematic campaign to deteriorate your reputation, you need to act.
Step 4
Do not be silent if there is a lot of compromising evidence. Act openly. As a rule, those who organize defamation (public compromising material, libel) act on the sly. And against the background of the sincerity of the opposite side, they look pathetic. Open up to readers or viewers the true intentions and actions of detractors and frankly discuss yours. Prove with facts and figures that you have been slandered.
Step 5
Fight for justice with courage. There is no need to hide your head in the sand like an ostrich. Use the principle "in war, as in war." If someone from your competitors has declared an ideological war on you, join the battle. Just be careful with the methods. Don't stoop to unfounded accusations. Logic, arguments, numbers, facts, opinions of industry experts - these are your main weapons.
