Reputzo answers
Every answer below is aimed at a question people measurably search for, is written from named sources, and links to the page that handles the job itself. None of them is a landing page in disguise.
Every answer here is aimed at one thing an agency reselling reputation management actually types into a search box. They all come back to the same two facts: the asking is the engine, and a rating is a weighted average that moves slowly. The worksheet does that arithmetic; these pages say what the product around it is worth.
- White label online reputation management, itemised: what the deal actually includes
What a white label reputation management deal actually includes, what stays the vendor's, and how the agency tier is priced.
- White label review management software, compared on what matters
What review management software has to do beyond collecting reviews, and what the white label version really rebrands.
- Business reputation management without the mystique: what it is and what it costs
What reputation management involves month to month, what the free version can do, and what a report should contain.
- SEO reputation management, and the honest boundary: which parts of a reputation problem search actually fixes, and which parts only reviews do
Where reputation management and SEO genuinely overlap, and where selling one as the other stops being honest.
- Review monitoring that earns its place: what to watch, and how to alert
What review monitoring has to watch, how generation differs from monitoring, and which alerts are worth having.
- An automated review request system that customers actually answer
When to send a review request, what it should say, and how to send a Google review link that opens where it should.
- How many Google reviews do i need, worked properly: what it takes to move a rating, why the reviews you already have are the reason it is slow, and how many customers you have to ask
The arithmetic behind moving a rating: what a weighted average does to new reviews, and how many customers to ask.