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How To Protect You Business Online Reputation [VIDEO PODCAST]

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Discover How To Protect You Business Online Reputation is the very first podcast by Paul Birkett from Blue Square Management, a digital marketing agency in Kent. We are proud to launch this free SEO & Digital Marketing video podcast series. Our aim is provide great content with hints and tips on how to promote and market your business online. In this first episode, we will talk about how to protect your online reputation. Four Steps To Protecting Your Name You will discover four easy steps that you can take to not only build a positive reputation online, but to protect the rep you build. Setup profiles on Social Media Build links Online reviews Google My Business How to protect your online reputation management and how to handle negative reviews Blue Square Management is proud to announce the launch of our new #Youtube channel. You will find digital marketing tip #VIDEOS on all aspects of online marketing, helping #businessgrowth . Please SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL notifi...

Online Reputation Management Tips : Why Excellent Customer Service is Key for Positive Reviews

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Great Product or Service + Excellent Customer Service = 5 Star Reputation Online Reputation Management Tips : How Your Customer Reviews Can Build Your Business In this online reputation marketing tips, you will learn why outstanding customer service equals a 5 Star reputation, which in turn grows your business. Since sites such as Yelp , Google My Business (previously known as Google+ Local), and Citysearch started to hit the web, many small business owners are struggling to figure out how to fill them up with glowing, positive reviews from customers. Naturally, consumers are making these sites their first stop when it comes to choosing a business; they place a lot of value on what past customers have to say. Many companies have started vigorous campaigns to encourage their customers to leave reviews, while others have taken extremes. Some companies have gone as far as to post their own fake reviews on their listings, which is a bad idea as well as unethical. And if Google find out...