How to Manage Your Negative Google Reviews?

 Tuesday, January 25, 2022

How to Manage Your Negative Google Reviews?

As a business owner, you understand the value of positive online customer feedback. Client reviews play a critical role in establishing a trustworthy reputation for your company. A person can get a general idea of the quality of a product or service by reading reviews. Reviews can also disclose how a company handles any problems that arise. They will immediately affect someone's decision to buy your product or use your service.

As a result, all brands should accept and engage with customer reviews, positive or negative. It's not always difficult to respond to the favorable ones, and it's the negative comments that can be the most difficult to deal with. It's considerably more challenging to deal with an enraged client, who becomes resistant and overwhelming in these situations.

Thus, we have gathered some valuable tips to manage negative comments written by any client –

Respond Quickly 

If someone is disturbed enough to leave a poor review, they immediately comment about the business and their service. And they're also expecting a quick response from the business. It's the right thing to do, and it also helps reduce the damage done.

Respond Thoughtfully 

In addition to being quick to respond, you should also value their genuine response for all review replies – particularly negative ones. All feedback is important, and it helps improve your process and find a loophole in the business, which can help enhance business further. Appreciate their efforts to communicate this to your brand's stakeholders and create a distinction around it.

Honest Reply 

Transparency has worked for a long time. The majority of negative reviewers and hostile customers prefer an honest answer to a genuine mistake, with the expectation that their complaints would be addressed honestly and sincerely. A simple reply will help your customer and business in the long run. 

Take Responsibility

Everyone makes mistakes from time to time. However, this also entails taking responsibility for your errors. Apologize. This is quite effective. The apology should be genuine, robust, and detailed. It is also critical that you justify your apologies, and the client will only understand and accept them after that. 

If you haven't done anything wrong, you should not apologize. Regardless, show that you are aware of the situation. Make it evident that the cause of your dissatisfaction isn't your fault.

Don't Get Angry or Personal – Take It Offline

Allowing emotions to influence your response is one of the worst things you can do. No matter how unfair the reviews are, you are responsible for responding professionally and courteously, just as you would in person. And never reveal the reviewer's personal information. Provide your contact information and follow up with the reviewer offline to completely resolve the situation. That demonstrates that your response to their assessment isn't merely cosmetic.

Follow Up 

Bad experiences exist, and they will drive your clients away. And it would eventually become dangerous for you. It's critical to follow up with your dissatisfied customers. Please don't leave them alone when they're unhappy with you. Ascertain that their issue has been fixed and they are pleased with the solution. Request them to respond to the review thread with their experience.

If they're still unhappy, recognize the issues they're dealing with. Try to improvise your customer service and ensure they don't have a bad experience again. Pursuing your unhappy clients can help you form bonds with them, and you'll gain their trust and keep them for a long time.

Walibu Marketing Paradise works on fixing your online reputation among your clients. We filter and improve negative remarks on Google, Yahoo, or Bing. We try our best and ensure that your relation with your customers is good and your competitors don't attack your reputation. 

Let us help you to reinstate your brand reputation. Call us at 916-358-3950 or email us at info@walibu.com, and we'll get back to you.


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