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Online Reputation Management
Automated review requests and monitoring that help you build a stronger Google and Facebook presence and catch issues before they become public.
The problem
Most potential customers check reviews before they ever pick up the phone. A thin or outdated review profile can quietly cost jobs to a competitor with more (and more recent) reviews.
After each completed job or appointment, an automatic request goes out asking the customer for a review, timed for when the experience is freshest.
New reviews across Google and Facebook are monitored in one place, so your team can respond quickly instead of finding out weeks later.
If a review comes in negative, you're alerted right away so you have the chance to make it right before it sits unanswered.
What’s included
Automatic review requests
Sent by text or email after every completed job, at the right moment to get a response.
Centralized monitoring
See new reviews across platforms in one place instead of checking each one manually.
Fast alerts
Get notified immediately when a new review, especially a negative one, comes in.
Response support
Templates and guidance to help your team reply quickly and professionally.
Who this fits
- Businesses relying on local search and Google Maps visibility
- Companies with a thin or outdated review profile
- Teams that don't have time to chase reviews manually
- Businesses that want to catch complaints before they go public
Common questions
Questions about Reputation Management
Can this generate fake or incentivized reviews?
No. It only automates the timing and delivery of genuine review requests to real customers, in line with platform guidelines.
What happens if a negative review comes in?
You're alerted immediately, giving your team the chance to respond and resolve it quickly.
Which platforms are covered?
Google and Facebook reviews are monitored as standard, with other platforms available depending on your business.
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