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- Introducing Our New Referral Program
- How Do I Know If I Am Overspending On Marketing?
- Advanced Guide to Google Local Service Ads
- 7 Customer Data Mistakes YOU Are Making
- How Can I Get More Local Customers for My Home Service Business?
- How Much Does Marketing Cost?
- Google Local Services Ads: Rollout Through Current Evolution
- Season-Specific Community Involvement Ideas
- Using AI To Enhance Nearby Now Checkins
- Adding Your Google Ads Account To Your Google Analytics
- V8 Scheduler: Quick Start Guide
- Geogrids In Nearby Now
- How To Add Questions & Answers On Your Google Business Profile
- Adding Quick Response Text Templates to LaunchSMS
- How To Respond To Customer Reviews On Your Google Business Profile
- Adding Your Google Business Profile To A Nearby Now Account
- Case Study: All-Inclusive Marketing Program
- Repair Ads Pay Dividends For LeadsNearby Clients
- Matt’s Plumbing Up 88% In January Revenue
- Understanding PPC Helps Comfort Pro Grow 22% In January
- Marketing Automation Case Study: Southside Plumbing Grows Revenue 263%
- 3 Ways Hydes Gets Found With Nearby Now
- 3 Ways Nearby Now Helps Your Plumbing Business
- Selecting Success For Smith Air Conditioning
Yelp Owns Your Reviews On Its Site
Once again, Yelp proves that it, not the business owner, is in charge the profiles and reviews on its site. This article shows the lengths that Yelp will go to in order to fight what it deems as manipulative—regardless of whether their assertions hold true or not. This is the live example discussed in the article.
There is more and more talk about the evolution of reviews heading toward the “verified” purchaser concept—think Amazon reviews. The LeadsNearby reputation program powered by the Nearby Now tool ONLY allows legitimate and business-verified customers to leave a review, a concept that has proven to be, once again, ahead of its time and immune to these issues.
