Most businesses take a lackadaisical approach to their online reputation. Then BAM! They get hit with a bad review on Google and they go into damage control mode. Having a consistent and inexpensive review generation program can prevent a negative online image. Let’s face it, not one business is perfect. Aristotle said, “There is only one way to avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing and be nothing.” Online review generation is essential for any business. 90% of consumers say they’ll only consider using a business if they have an average rating of 3-5 stars. With this simple hack, you can create links that go directly to the review pages for your business.
Keep in mind that it’s against Google review policies to solicit reviews from customers through incentives or review stations located at your place of business. Reviews that violate these policies might be removed.
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https://www.facebook.com/{your business page}/reviews/
If you have your Facebook reviews page disabled on your profile, you will not be able to send users directly to your review page. Simply enable the review page to send users to this page.
https://www.yelp.com/writeareview/biz/{your business ID}
Create a Text Message or Email to send to your customers
Once you have all three of your links you can create an email or a text message to have at the ready to send to your customers. I have found that calling your customer after they have completed their purchase is the best way to ask them for a review. This is a great opportunity to ask them how their experience was, they will appreciate this and it shows that you care. If they are happy then you can proceed to ask them if it is ok to send them an email or text message with a link to their favorite review site.
Online reviews are one of the best ways to keep track of customer experiences and impressions. But even if a business has a good relationship with its customers, it takes time to build a strong base of online reviews without help. These simple hacks will help you create direct links to your Google, Yelp and Facebook review page. Easily send each link in an email or text message your customers.
Online Review Generation (Updated)
“do nothing, say nothing and be nothing”
Most businesses take a lackadaisical approach to their online reputation. Then BAM! They get hit with a bad review on Google and they go into damage control mode. Having a consistent and inexpensive review generation program can prevent a negative online image. Let’s face it, not one business is perfect. Aristotle said, “There is only one way to avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing and be nothing.” Online review generation is essential for any business. 90% of consumers say they’ll only consider using a business if they have an average rating of 3-5 stars. With this simple hack, you can create links that go directly to the review pages for your business.
Create a link for Google Search
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When customers click your link, they can rate your business and leave a review. Learn how to read and reply to customer reviews.
Keep in mind that it’s against Google review policies to solicit reviews from customers through incentives or review stations located at your place of business. Reviews that violate these policies might be removed.
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Facebook Review Link
https://www.facebook.com/{your business page}/reviews/
If you have your Facebook reviews page disabled on your profile, you will not be able to send users directly to your review page. Simply enable the review page to send users to this page.
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Yelp Review Link
https://www.yelp.com/writeareview/biz/{your business ID}
Create a Text Message or Email to send to your customers
Once you have all three of your links you can create an email or a text message to have at the ready to send to your customers. I have found that calling your customer after they have completed their purchase is the best way to ask them for a review. This is a great opportunity to ask them how their experience was, they will appreciate this and it shows that you care. If they are happy then you can proceed to ask them if it is ok to send them an email or text message with a link to their favorite review site.
Online reviews are one of the best ways to keep track of customer experiences and impressions. But even if a business has a good relationship with its customers, it takes time to build a strong base of online reviews without help. These simple hacks will help you create direct links to your Google, Yelp and Facebook review page. Easily send each link in an email or text message your customers.
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