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Why Yelp moves some reviews to a "not currently recommended" section, where to find them, why a review might be filtered, and what businesses should and shouldn't do about it.
Ready-to-adapt review response examples for 5-star, no-text, mixed, negative, inaccurate, suspected fake and staff reviews, plus safe wording for healthcare and legal practices.
The practical side of replying to Google reviews: where replies are made, who can post them, how to edit or delete a reply, timing, notifications, and what to write.
Businesses can't delete Google reviews, but Google removes reviews that break its policies. Here is what qualifies, how to report and appeal, and what to do about genuine bad reviews.
How to claim an existing Yelp page or add a new one, verify it, and use a free Yelp business account well, plus what's paid, Yelp's rules on reviews, and fixes for common problems.
When you buy a business, its reviews usually come with it. Here is how to take over the listings, show customers things have changed, and rebuild the rating without breaking the rules.
Ready-to-adapt review request texts for restaurants, clinics, contractors, stores and more, plus the consent, opt-out and carrier rules to follow before you hit send.
Nine review request email templates you can adapt, plus the timing, subject lines and email rules that decide whether customers actually click through and leave a review.
What to do when a customer names a staff member in a review, good or bad: how to reply publicly, what to handle privately, and when a review crosses the line and should be reported.
Someone is posting 1-star reviews and demanding payment to stop. Here is how review extortion scams work, why you shouldn't pay, and how to report them to Google and law enforcement.
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