Jan
29
2013You need to ask for online reviews every week

Here’s an online review of Access Publishing. Notice it has a Zagat score. Googles assigns this score after your business has 10 reviews. It adds up all the review scores.
A couple of rules about reviews
• Authenticity. Ask for real reviews from real customers • Ask for them. It’s the best way to get them • Don’t ask for too many at once. One per week is a good limit. If a directory sees too many in a short period, they may be filtered or removed. • Valuable on multiple sites. Google Maps is the most important, but so are Yelp reviews, Facebook recommendations, and other directory reviews. • Take the good and the bad. Not all reviews will be glowing recommendations. If someone leaves a poor review, be sure to respond with kind words. How do I ask for an online review? When you meet with a client in person or on the phone think about asking for a review. Did you just do a great job for them? Well, ask them to share it. Did you do them a favor, or go above and beyond expectations? Ask them for a favor in return. Here is an example of an email to a client:Hi, I’m working on improving our company’s online presence and I would like to ask a favor. If you have a minute, could you consider clicking through and leaving a positive review of your experience with us?Now get started by asking a customer of yours for a review today.Thank you so much and thank you for your business!
- Click on link: [plus.google link goes here]
- Click on “Write a review”
- Sign in with a Google account, or create one. It’s free and just takes a minute.
- Write a review, rate, and publish it.

