An online reputation management software, or review software, helps you build a strong online presence and boost credibility with your potential customers using reviews. A good review software should let you solicit reviews from your present and past customers, help you with customer review management across sites, and leverage reviews wherever they’re likely to be noticed by your customers.

98% of customers read online reviews before buying a product. An online review management platform helps you build credibility with potential customers using reviews. It also boosts your SEO and helps you attract more customers on Google.

Reviews Success lets you:

- Generate and manage reviews from 100's of review sites

- Manage all customer communication from one inbox

- Respond to reviews easily with templates and rules

- Amplify reviews to your website, social, paid ads, and search

- Track reviews, NPS, response times, and more from one dashboard

We offer plans that are customized for your business based on the number of locations you operate and the solutions that you need. Take a look at our pricing page for more details.

We give you complete visibility into your online reputation management program. You can track reviews over time or by location, review sites, region, or country. You can also know the response times and response rates at a location or individual level. You can also uncover the customer sentiment and top themes in your customer feedback so that you can improve your products and services consistently.

Yes, you should. Customers talk about their brand experiences all the time - be it with family and friends or on social media and online forums. Soliciting reviews helps you channel customer feedback to your brand’s advantage and build a strong online reputation. It also uncovers insights that can help you improve your products and services.

We recommend that you send review requests to all your customers so that your online reputation is a true reflection of your brand’s customer experience. Consumers understand that no brand is perfect, and a couple of bad reviews actually make your business look genuine. Excluding unhappy customers from review campaigns can also amount to review gating, which might lead to penalties from Google or other legal and financial damages for your brand.

It is possible to send your customers through an internal review process and create actions around ratings such as anything 3 or below gets referred to management and anything 4 or 5 gets sent to post it publicly. this gives you an opportunity to connect with an unhappy customer before it escalates into a bad review.

We strongly recommend that you don’t offer incentives in exchange for reviews. While this approach might seem appealing to get more positive reviews, it comes with inherent risks that might damage your brand in the long run. Firstly, consumers today are savvy and can easily see through such tactics, which might lead to an irreparable loss of trust. Secondly, Google is against review gating, which includes offering incentives for reviews. Upon detection, Google might suspend or terminate your business profile which can be detrimental for your brand.

Yes, you can. However, we recommend not being too pushy when asking for reviews. Marketing Made Easy allows you to automatically send a reminder email with a customizable delay in case customers don’t respond to your initial outreach.

You should respond to a review, whether good or bad, within 24 hours. This is important in preventing issues from blowing up on channels like social media and in building a reputation for your brand as one that cares for its customers' feedback. We offer you the ability to build custom templates and response rules, making sure no review goes unanswered.

Getting an odd negative review is completely normal, as it’s not possible to satisfy each and every customer. The first thing you should do is respond to the negative review in a personalized and empathetic manner. Next, if the issue can be fixed, turn the negative review into a customer service ticket and resolve it the soonest you can. Once this is done, you can ask the reviewer for a second chance and request them to update their review.

You can report slanderous or fake reviews to the respective review site like Google or Facebook. After running their own checks, these platforms can help you take down reviews that are not genuine.

Online reviews are the currency of the modern customer experience. Featuring reviews wherever your potential customers are likely to look helps you build trust, improves your brand visibility, and wins you more customers.

We recommend that you feature all the latest reviews on your website, irrespective of the rating. This will help your brand look genuine and prevent penalties from Google against review gating practices. But our website review posting allows for many types of customization including only posting reviews of a certain star rating or higher. Example: You can post only ratings of 4 or 5 on your website through our widget if that is your preferrence.