What people find when they look you up
Before anyone calls, they search your name. What they find in the next ten seconds — your star rating, your most recent reviews, how you answered the bad ones, and whatever else sits on the first page — decides whether they call you or the next business on the list.
Online reputation management is the work of making that first impression accurate. Not flattering, accurate. It means answering reviews well, reporting the ones that break the rules, asking real customers to leave more, and making sure the pages you control are the ones people see first.
It also means being straight about the limits. A genuine negative review from a real customer is not going anywhere, and nobody can honestly promise to delete one. What changes is how it reads next to a long run of recent good ones and a thoughtful reply.
- Every review answered, the unhappy ones first
- Rule-breaking reviews reported through Google’s own process
- Genuine reviews from every customer, never bought or filtered
- Your own pages ranking first when people search your name
what's included
Everything that shapes how you look online
Review monitoring
Alerts when a new review lands on Google or the other sites that matter in your industry, so nothing sits unanswered for weeks before someone notices.
Responding to reviews
Replies that are calm, specific and written for the next customer reading them — not just the reviewer. A good response to a bad review often does more for you than the review did harm.
Flagging policy violations
Fake accounts, competitors, ex-employees and reviews that were never about you break Google’s rules. We report them properly and follow up. Genuine criticism stays, and we will tell you so.
A steady flow of real reviews
Building the ask into how you already work — the right moment, a direct link, a follow-up. Every customer gets asked, not just the ones you expect to be happy.
Your first page of results
What people see when they search your business name. We make sure your website, Google Business Profile and the profiles you own are complete, and rank above old or unfair pages.
Profiles & listings
Claiming and filling in the directories and review sites that show up for your name, so outdated details and abandoned listings are not doing the talking for you.
Handling a sudden problem
A run of hostile reviews, an angry post that spreads, a listing someone else has claimed. We help you work out what can be reported, what needs a response and what is best left alone.
Plain reporting
Rating, review volume, response times and what is showing up for your name, monthly, in language you can act on.
how it works
From a bad first impression to an accurate one
01
Audit
We search your business the way a customer would and go through every review, profile and page that shows up — including the ones you did not know were there.
02
Fix & Respond
Unanswered reviews answered, policy violations reported, profiles claimed and corrected, and a simple way to ask customers for reviews put in place.
03
Monitor
New reviews and mentions watched as they arrive, answered promptly, and reported monthly against rating, volume and what ranks for your name.
This is a good fit if
- A few bad reviews are the first thing people see when they look you up
- Your rating is fine but you have far fewer reviews than your competitors
- Reviews come in and nobody on your team has time to answer them
- An old article, complaint or listing ranks for your business name
- You suspect some of your reviews are fake or from a competitor
Probably not a fit if
- You want genuine negative reviews deleted
- You want reviews written or bought for you
- You only want happy customers asked for reviews
- You need a news story gone by the end of the week
questions
Questions we get asked
Not if it is a genuine review from a real customer, and anyone who promises otherwise is either misleading you or breaking the rules. What we can do is flag reviews that actually violate Google's policies — fake accounts, competitors, conflicts of interest, reviews that are not about you — and follow the report through. Those can be removed, but it is Google's decision, not ours.
No. Fake reviews are against Google's terms and against FTC rules, and a profile caught with them can be suspended or publicly flagged. We help you ask real customers at the right moment, which works better anyway.
Review gating is asking customers how they feel first and only sending the happy ones to Google. Google prohibits it. We ask everyone, and deal with the unhappy ones directly rather than filtering them out.
Responding to reviews and fixing your own profiles changes things right away. Building up a larger base of recent reviews takes months of steady asking. Pushing an old article off the first page for your name can take longer still, and sometimes it will not move at all. We will tell you which of those you are looking at.
Usually not. Legitimate press and most complaint sites stay up. What we can do is make sure the pages you control — your website, your profiles, your own content — rank above them for your name, so they are not the first thing people see.
Atlanta, GA and Greenville, SC are where most of our clients are, but reputation work is not tied to a location. If you are elsewhere and it is a good fit, we are happy to talk.