Did you know that 90% of users search for business reviews and positive reviews helps them in their purchasing decision? Not only that, negative reviews almost ensure they will never buy from you. Buying positive reviews is illegal according to US Federal Trade Commission (FTC). And most online companies have negative reviews. So how do you filter negative reviews and push more positive reviews?
Introducing our Review Widget, which will give your clients a chance to get more positive reviews on Google and Yelp for their business. This will help not only your client’s Local SEO efforts but also attract new business. The best part is, you can filter negative reviews from the back end. So if someone leaves a positive review, you request them to post the review on Google or Yelp. If the review is negative, we don’t ask them to post the review to third party sites and handle the customer in a way that it does not become a bigger issue.
This review widget on the website will look like this
Quick Features of Our Review Widget Tool
- Get Genuine Reviews on Google & Yelp
- Positive Reviews Get Featured on Your Website
- Filter negative reviews
- Absolutely FREE for Agencies using our dashboard
- Completely Customizable from AgencyPlatform Dashboard
- Designed for Mobile and Tablets so Users can Access it from Anywhere
- More Reviews Means Improved Local SEO Rankings
- Improved Brand Reputation to Help your Clients Build Better Relationships with their Customers
Next Step: Just contact us or call 678-520-9925 to start benefitting from our Review Widget.
Contact us or call 678-520-9925 today to get started!
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I recently founded ReviewPete( https://reviewpete.com/) , which not only enables in getting positive reviews on Facebook, Google and Yelp for Local Businesses but also prevents negative reviews in the first place.
ReplyDeleteReviewPete sends a request to the customer for providing feedback via email / SMS. When they click the link they are directed to a form where we ask if they would recommend.
If they say yes, ReviewPete shows them another window that leads them to FB, Google or Yelp.
But if they say no, it redirects them to a hosted form where they can provide their feedback.
This way, we avoid negative reviews and only let positive reviews pass on to where it matters 🙂