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Which form of promotion would be most effective at correcting a damaged business reputation?

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<span>The reputation management is managment of the reputation of a company. Recovery is a portion of the reputation management which goal is to hide the bad reputation with god marketing and self promotion. Most effective form of promotion is word of mouth advertising in which satisfied customers tell other people how much they like the business or the service.</span>

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