Prosperous Attorney believes with all our heart that a good reputation is worth more than silver and gold. We also believe that if you have an excellent reputation, it will bring you a lot more business, and thus more silver and gold.
and favor is better than silver or gold. ~ Proverbs 22:1
The catch is it has to be genuine. Your company has to take massive steps to always take care of the client, sometimes at a loss to your business. There are no shortcuts to a genuine great reputation. The good news is we can help you get it and grow it, and then we would be glad to tell everyone how great you are, (promote it).
Why Should You Allow Prosperous Attorney to Grow Your Online Reputation?
People do business with people they know, like, and trust. The hardest of these three is trust.
-Add a banner and link to review portal to the website.
There is a remarkably high percentage chance that the customer will remove the review or change the review if you solve their problem within the first 72 hours. Most customers are reasonable and just want to be heard and know that you are willing to do something to fix the issue.
If we cannot get ahold of the customer or if they are unwilling to change the review, the second line of defense is to try to get the review removed. We flag the review (multiple times), which will usually trigger a manual human examination of the review. This mostly only works for Google and Yelp. In their terms of service, they will remove a review if there is anything that is perceived shady, threatening, or immoral. You can sometimes get reviews removed that have bad misspellings or slang. But they will almost definitely remove them if there are cuss words, threats, insults, or racists remarks.
3.) Respond to the Review
At this point, the response really is not for the person that left it. It is for all the prospects that will read the negative review in the future. According to a study by Bright Local LTD survey, 22 percent of consumers will “not likely at all” use a business that has not responded to reviews. An additional 35 percent will “not very likely” use the business with no review responses. The conclusion is that 57 percent of your prospects will probably not use your business if you do not respond to reviews. We think that’s plenty of incentive to leave a response, but it must be the right response.
The absolute worst thing you can do is try and argue the situation online, even if you are right. Professionally and courteously address their concerns and explain how you tried to solve the problem. A year from now, when someone reads the review and your response, they will at least feel that you tried and are willing to go out of your way to make them happy.
4.) Dilute the Bad Review
By diluting, we mean moving it down the page by getting new five-star reviews. You must be careful to follow Google’s terms of service. You can ask individual customers to submit reviews, but Google review guidelines forbid “soliciting reviews from customers in bulk.” That’s okay. It is worth asking each client individually to leave you a five-star review.
Strategy Session
1-hour meeting with a client success manager to go over your entire online marketing footprint. This includes your authority on Google, PPC ads, LSA, Reputation, Social Media, etc.
Marketing Roadmap
This is where we reverse engineer your top competitors and find their strengths and give you a strategic marketing path on exactly how to beat them.
Proposal
If we both decide that we are a fit for a great partnership, we will send over a detailed agreement that will spell out all the deliverables in a simple, easy to understand proposal. Absolutely no hidden fees, vague promises, or industry jargon that can't be tracked.
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