Sentence examples similar to a boosted reputation from inspiring English sources

Fake reviews are an increasing problem across online platforms such as Google, and retail sites, where they are used to either artificially boost reputation or attack competitors.

The company specialise in creating brand association strategies and come up with ideas that boost reputation, influence decision-makers and generate content.

At the same time, the region needs investment and a boost in reputation to attract and retain talent.

Getting your artist into a museum collection means a boost in reputation and value, but an equally generous compliment is when the museum rep is buying for her own personal collection.

Humans get a boost to reputation gain and spirit, good for end-game raiding, and a stealth-perception talent, and have a movement impairing effect to free themselves from slow effects.

Indeed, the country signalled its disapproval and boosted its reputation as an energy bully as soon as the deal between Shell and Ukraine was signed.

Pei's work on the Kennedy project boosted his reputation as an architect of note.

The quote was transformed, until Springsteen became the subtly different "the future of rock'n'roll", a quote that followed him around and boosted his reputation.

So they hatch a plan to boost their reputation: tag a New York City icon so that no one will forget them.

His tough line on North Korea, which admitted last year to a long-standing habit of abducting Japanese nationals, has boosted his reputation.

His successful art auction sales boosted the reputation of street art while creating a brand-new market for the genre.