Reviews on Citation Sites
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carryorchid
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- Mar 5, 2011
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I do this for clients regularly for $99 per month, unlimited reviews posted to half a dozen different sites.
Yah I saw that. Seems the going rate is $5 for just 1 or maybe 2 reviews.
If this client is an established business then you want to get recent happy customers to review. That is what I do once I have the business set up in places etc. Set up an email template for them and get them to send to recent customers with some links to your preferred citation sites.
Otherwise get them to start asking new customers to review them for some ort of discount or voucher.
If they are not established then I suggest the "for hire" section on this site or the WF.
Otherwise get them to start asking new customers to review them for some ort of discount or voucher.
If they are not established then I suggest the "for hire" section on this site or the WF.
thanks was just trying to get a quick way. i know google places puts some value on the # of citations
dw_n_cinti
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johnniew
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- Jun 12, 2009
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it is a bad idea to use the same IP, use unique IP for each review if you want them to get approved and stick.
blueplue
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- Jun 25, 2009
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What about this scenario, I want to review a UK dentist but I am using US proxy.. do you think it will affect the approval rate?
GrizzlyAdams
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reviews don't really have as much effect as some of you think.
think about it, don't you see sites outranking others in places listing that have no reviews while the ones they are outranking have 1-9. the real way to rank is with backlinks to the sites that are listed on the places information.
think about it, don't you see sites outranking others in places listing that have no reviews while the ones they are outranking have 1-9. the real way to rank is with backlinks to the sites that are listed on the places information.
Only reviews will not help....try to find as many citations as possible, first from your competitiors, second from other niches in your local area, third from those popular qype, panoramio, YT and so on.
Optimise the listing with photos, videos etc, use kwd rich description etc. There are many ways in which you can get high rankings, but only with reviews? No way.
PS: reviews should definitely be done from different ips, no matter what country they are.
Optimise the listing with photos, videos etc, use kwd rich description etc. There are many ways in which you can get high rankings, but only with reviews? No way.
PS: reviews should definitely be done from different ips, no matter what country they are.
thebigsicilion
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- Mar 20, 2010
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Can someone explain what lblrobot is and how it works?
wow lblrobot is 97 per month, i guess if it does a good job it is well worth the price, but damn thats a bit of coin.
johnniew is your tool going to do something similar to what lblrobot does??if so count me in, looking for a way to automate this process for my clients. i was actually going to get a tool made to do it but looks like you beat me to the punch. good on ya.
GN
johnniew is your tool going to do something similar to what lblrobot does??if so count me in, looking for a way to automate this process for my clients. i was actually going to get a tool made to do it but looks like you beat me to the punch. good on ya.
GN
there is a free tool at (w3).whitespark.ca/local-citation-finder/# that will allow you to find citations for keywords or a business phone number. I usually type in the phone number for the businesses that are getting front page google results for my main keywords and once the results are in I scan the list to find sites that I can get a good/google friendly citation from.
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laptopsmasher
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- Sep 16, 2010
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did they get any faster? used to take a shit load of time to get the results from them