Recent content by clophipitu

Don't try to be my lawyer.

One timer. Thank you for your reply.

I have another new client today with big problems related to YT. His name is Anastasios Dragseth. What are your thoughts?

I'm learning the negotiation process one step at a time.

I don't know if that "method" is a confirmed success but what I do know from my own experiences is that YT vids rank high and often within the hour. I think I'll follow the advice here and make some videos myself on YT to try bumping the older vids posted by others. Thank you.

My client lives in a small rural community and works in the baby and wedding photography field. He recently had some bad reviews posted about him on YouTube. Sure enough, the YT posts are 3 and 4 on search results. He has a unique name too. I don't know what to do. He has paid me $300 to get the...

I make photo slideshows up to 30 seconds with my reviews written in the video description. I use multiple accounts and change the text slightly for each account (same photos). All rank on page 1. Still there months later! :) Result: Happy clients.

I live in Asia and my clients are in North America. I registered for a VOIP service and contact my clients by email and phone. I find email is usually not enough to close the deal.

My focus is on realtors and financial advisers. I find them using agent name searches on their company sites (ie: Merrill Lynch and Re/Max) and they can be contacted through these sites directly. Often, they did not know they had bad reviews and crap their pants when they see them. Easy money. :)

I agree with all the theories proposed here but I'm not understanding why the companies are not freaking out? I focus on realtors and financial advisers. My logic is that before people tie up thousands of their hard earned income, they will do some online research on the agents. Therefore, the...

I send email. I don't understand how someone with a bad reputation can afford to resist my "try before you buy" offer. What have they got to lose?

Gents, thank you for your suggestions. At the end of the day, what I don't understand is why these companies are not begging for this service? Why does it not have instant appeal? Surely they realize the effects of a bad public online reputation? Surely they want a quick remedy? I know I would...

About 40. If at least 3-5 had replied I would be satisfied. I tried to sweeten the deal with a "try before you buy" clause where I show them a sample of my work to no avail. Weird....

I think my spelling, syntax, and diction are fine. I put myself in the shoes of the recipients and customers. Were I to be their customer, I would surely Google their names before handing over any sum of cash. I offer to help but they do not reply. Are they not concerned? Are they all filthy...

I am new to ORM. Focusing on real estate and financial advisers. I send my sales package but get no replies. I am frustrated because I would think they care about ORM. People search reviews of a $50 hotel so why not when spending thousands on investments or homes?? Anyone have any experience...