Tips for ORM

[fredfred547]

After reading 7878's thread and doing some research, I think I'm going try doing some ORM. I have a couple ideas on what to do, but I'm not super confident in any of them. I have other projects and I make most of my money with social media so this is very new to me. I would love to hear some ideas on what works with ORM and how to actually get rid of negative reviews or make better reviews show instead of the negative ones. I scouted out a local store that has two stars and 30 reviews with around half of them being 1 or 2 stars. This is a nation-wide company but I was wondering if tackling the reviews specifically for the store in my area would be too much for a newbie like me? Ultimately though, this post is to ask where I can actually learn ORM or if anyone can offer some tips.
Thanks.

 

[jfcastillo89]

how old are you?

 

[fredfred547]

how old are you?

I don't see how this is relevant. I just need some advice on how to go about learning more about ORM. The sub-forum here opened in December of last year so there isn't much as far as guides. So I was just wondering if anyone could provide some helpful insight.

 

[fredfred547]

Is this just something that is making people money so the methods behind it and ways to do it aren't being revealed? If this is the case, just say so. I just want some answers.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Is this just something that is making people money so the methods behind it and ways to do it aren't being revealed? If this is the case, just say so. I just want some answers.

I'll answer this for you:

This is a nation-wide company but I was wondering if tackling the reviews specifically for the store in my area would be too much for a newbie like me?

More often than not, a nation wide company does not give the local manager a lot of freedom in advertising as that is something that they do on a large level in order to garner the best pricing and this would fall under a line item for advertising for many larger entities and the odds of them working with someone that has no track record are pretty low.

 

[fredfred547]

I'll answer this for you:

This is a nation-wide company but I was wondering if tackling the reviews specifically for the store in my area would be too much for a newbie like me?

More often than not, a nation wide company does not give the local manager a lot of freedom in advertising as that is something that they do on a large level in order to garner the best pricing and this would fall under a line item for advertising for many larger entities and the odds of them working with someone that has no track record are pretty low.

Thanks, that was useful information. I think rather than try to contact them then, I'll just try to do the ORM without and use it is a learning experience for what works and what doesn't. Thanks for the helpful response.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

I'll just try to do the ORM without and use it is a learning experience for what works and what doesn't. Thanks for the helpful response.

That is a smart approach... keep track/records/screenshots of what you are doing so you can take your successful methods and hit some of the businesses that would be approachable once you have some history and skills.