Status Labs Argumentative Essay

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Austin, Texas-based online reputation management firm Status Labs, is recognized, as the preeminent firm, for restoring damaged reputations. A recent incident involving a former employee snowballed into a national story and threatened to tarnish Status Labs, own stellar, online reputation.

Recognized as the leader in reshaping online image and reputation, Status Labs now found itself as its own client. Critics scoff at image and reputation management, citing it as a ploy to hide or conceal relevant information from the public. Status Labs thinks otherwise, believing as things change, everyone deserves a second opportunity, to make right, the issues or actions, that may be perceived as damaging to themselves or others.

Status Labs established

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