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Some veteran meteorologists say the efforts of commercial weather providers to push further ahead are not so much aimed at the average person surfing the Web as they are at boosting reputations so commercial consumers of weather information feel justified in paying high prices for customized forecasts.

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.

Some firms seem interested in making apologies for the sake of boosting their reputation for "corporate social responsibility".

By boosting the reputation of Ugandan coffee, he told them, the farmers could guarantee themselves a market and an income.

The position will see him travel the globe, meet industry influencers, and appear in local media – thereby boosting his reputation on a worldwide stage.

It also gives you an opportunity to encourage loyal customers to leave you positive reviews, thus boosting your reputation.

This immediate access to data is not only important for the toxicology lab's clients, but also essential in boosting the reputation of the lab for having the ability to provide reliable results and findings quickly and efficiently.                       .

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Not only are the medical findings boosting its reputation, the recreational and mental benefits without the addictive overheads make it very attractive and socially acceptable.

Perceived benefits of the GSFCH included: improved symptom control and team communication; finding helpful external support and expertise; increasing staff confidence; fostering residents' choice; and boosting the reputation of the home.