Facebook, twitter, linkedin, online review websites including Finda, Squidoo, news articles on Scoop and in the Herald, ... Any one of these pages could contain less than positive information and the pages can be ranking on Google for your business name or a search phrase relevant for your business. Any one of the pages might turn off a customer from buying from you.
- Do a search for your business name or relevant search phrase
- Search for "[your business name]" reviews, or scam
- What results are showing?
- Are the pages talking positively about you?
- What pages are the best pages to be in the top ten?
What we can do
Pushing down bad listings
- We work with you to identify or create pages on other websites that speak positively about your business.
- We then link into these pages so that they rank higher than the bad review pages
- We monitor the rankings to make sure that the top ten results are positive for you
Responding to bad reviews
Sometimes a bad review can be turned positive by responding properly to it. People reading it can see both sides of the story and see that you are seeking to be reasonable.- We encourage you to respond to such reviews
- Maybe site owners can be persuaded to remove such a review if you can prove it was not your customer (could be a competitor), or if the customer is being unreasonable, or if it is false.
Pricing
Rather than linking to just one site, we are linking to potentially 9 other websites. However because it is your business name, there is not likely to be much competition for the search phrase. We might not need many links to push any one page higher than the negative pages.Online Reputation Management pricing starts from as little as $1000 plus GST.
Contact us now and put a positive spin on your online reputation.
