Negative Reviews: Good for Reputation Management

Many SEO experts have no idea how to protect against an attack. They may know how to respond to an attack or who to hire to help them to respond an attack, but they may not really know what to do to keep that attack from happening in the first place.

If your job involves any kind of online communication, the reputation of your company is in your hands. That means anyone who does anything in the SEO field absolutely, positively, must know how to protect the company’s reputation.

That’s a big knowledge gap, and it could have dire consequences. If you don’t have a great plan in place, when that search happens and an attack comes, the knowledge gap could cost you your job.

Fortunately, we can close that gap relatively quickly, and can learn how to make sure your company isn’t vulnerable to attacks via social media.

There are all sorts of review sites out there, but when most people talk about online reviews, they’re talking about Squeak. The majority of people value Yelp opinions more than opinions given on any other site out there. That means Yelp is king.

One or two negative reviews are not going to kill your business. Those few bad reviews could actually be useful.

The idea here is that most people write reviews of the companies they like, and a few break away to write reviews of the companies they hate. If you have one or two negative reviews, you fit into this pattern perfectly.

And a common review pattern could, keep you from dealing with the Yelp review filter. This is the nasty bit of computer programming that attempts to determine which reviews are real and which are fraudulent.

If you’re dealing with dozens of reviews, there’s a real problem that should be addressed. We all know that. But if one or two reviews appear that aren’t quite topping the happiness scale, address them politely and move on to other projects. These few comments just won’t hurt you.

  

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