As a manager of your brand’s online reputation, it can be overwhelming to track and reply to online reviews, report on your stores' star rating and volume of reviews to upper management and analyze them to provide actionable insight to the operations team. Therefore, you need to automate as many of the time-consuming and repetitive tasks as possible.
I have worked with hundreds of local businesses and multi-location brands over the past five years to help them take control of their online reputation using our tool. In the process, we have seen several strategies that if implemented correctly can have a huge impact on store sales.
Restaurants have been among the hardest hit sectors during this Covid-19 pandemic but many have also been able to adopt to online food ordering and curb side pickups. Nevertheless, they had to adopt quickly to the new normal of operating a restaurant
Have you ever thought about how important your frontline staff is in the review process? This blog will give you insight into just how important they are. Incorporate them in this process. Empower your staff and have a look at the tips this blog has included.
Online reputation management involves much more than burying negative information about you. Though it has a lot to do with risk management, it also presents abundant opportunities to proactively engage with your customers, stakeholders, and online community. Look after your online brand and be aware of reviews.
Within one week of onboarding, the Foodmark marketing team was able to cut their time to responding to reviews drastically. With the out of the box email alert system, the team responsible never missed a singled review.
With just three months, one of Meraas famous restaurant in Dubai called Babaji in City Walk increased its reviews on Google by 100% leveraging Localyser's review generation campaign tool.