DeeofSurrey
New Member
I was having a conversation with someone in music recently, and it got me thinking about how artists and their teams manage reputational risk online.
In today’s climate, one tweet or an old post can resurface and spark backlash, sometimes enough to damage a career or cancel opportunities. It’s wild how fast it can happen, even for well-established names.
Are we doing enough to protect our reputations online?
Do you have any kind of process or system in place before something goes live? Or is it more reactive than proactive?
I have a potential solution. However, I'm curious how others in music are navigating this.
In today’s climate, one tweet or an old post can resurface and spark backlash, sometimes enough to damage a career or cancel opportunities. It’s wild how fast it can happen, even for well-established names.
Are we doing enough to protect our reputations online?
Do you have any kind of process or system in place before something goes live? Or is it more reactive than proactive?
I have a potential solution. However, I'm curious how others in music are navigating this.