Calculateur d'avis Google : améliorez la note de votre entreprise

En revendiquant votre profil, Google vous permet de contrôler les informations affichées. Si vous ne revendiquez pas votre annonce, les informations fournies par Google peuvent parfois ne pas être exactes. En réclamant vos livres sterling, vous pouvez vérifier et modifier toutes les informations relatives à votre entreprise telles qu'elles apparaissent sur Google.

Voici comment vous pouvez revendiquer votre profil Google Business

• Étape 1 : Recherchez le nom et l'adresse de l'entreprise sur business.google.com/add ou localisez-la sur Google Search/Maps.
• Étape 3 : Si vous y êtes invité, connectez-vous à votre compte Google.
• Étape 4 : Cliquez sur « Continuer » pour revendiquer la propriété de l'entreprise.
• Étape 2 : Cliquez sur le profil de l'entreprise et recherchez l'option « revendiquer cette entreprise ».

Happy customers are the least likely to remember to leave a positive review. Because they don’t have a lot at stake – unlike unhappy customers who gain more from sharing their bad experience.

That’s why it’s especially important to get those happy customers to leave some kind words for your business. One good way is to ask for reviews via email or SMS campaigns as people tend to be more active on these platforms.

Synup’s review-gen feature also helps you automate these campaigns, so it’s pretty hands-off for you!

By adding a Google review widget to your footer, you're ensuring that customers will remember the positive experiences others have had with your business.

• Log in to Google My Business and generate the HTML code for the review widget.
• Copy the provided HTML code snippet.
• Open your website's backend and locate the footer section.
• Paste the copied HTML code into the footer.
• Save your changes and publish your website to display the Google review widget in the footer.

That’s it, you’re good to go!

Here’s a quick way on how you can create these cards!

• Step 1: Choose a designing tool and finalize the look and feel of the card
• Step 2: Include a clear CTA or a quick QR code they can scan!
• Step 3: Get the card printed or send it to your customer as a small-giveaway at the end of their 

How to create - suggest tools, why it helps, give examples

Next, start the email/SMS with a recall of this interaction (store visits, dined in your restaurant, using your product, etc.). Don’t be too sale-sy or pushy in the language. Instead of making it look like you are hunting for clout, make it about feedback. Ask them if they liked their recent experience. And you would love for them to leave a review so you can improve your services.

Clickable email signatures are a great way to drive better conversions. Imagine, your review link being right there? So that your customers don’t have to go through the hassle of going to your website if they want to leave a review.

It’s all about making it as accessible as possible for them! And in case you’re wondering, Hubspot has a free email signature tool that you can make use of!

Simply collecting reviews on your site is not enough. No customer likes shouting into a vacuum. Make sure you are actively responding to your reviews as frequently as possible.

• Respond professionally to all reviews - positive and negative. Thank customers for positive feedback. For negative reviews, apologize for their unsatisfactory experience and offer to make it right.
• Address the specific issues mentioned in negative reviews. Don't get defensive or argue. Acknowledge their concerns, apologize, and offer a solution.
• Follow up on negative reviews offline if appropriate. You can reply publicly thanking them for the feedback and asking them to contact you directly to resolve the issue.

Reviews can be thrilling but also overwhelming. Especially when you are trying to sift through 100 hundred views across multiple locations. Personalizing each response then becomes a difficult task.