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— REPUTATION · REVIEWS

Reputation is revenue, not a vanity metric.

Editorial hub on online reputation for serious business. 92% of customers require at least 4 stars before they'll consider you, and a single lost star cuts 5-9% of annual revenue. Reputation is no longer a PR concern — it's a sales, SEO and trust function, with measurable impact. Here's how to manage it as a system.

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    Reviews are revenue

    Responding to reviews earns up to 18% more revenue; each extra star, up to 9%. Conversely, a single negative review on the first page loses 22% of potential customers. Reputation is a direct revenue lever.

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    A system, not reactions

    Good reputation isn't luck, it's a process: you monitor mentions and reviews, respond fast and professionally, generate fresh reviews consistently. 73% of customers only trust reviews from the last month.

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    High stakes, demanding industries

    In construction, public services, industrial and premium sectors, a fragile reputation costs contracts, not just clicks. We manage reputation for high-stakes brands — Erbașu, Romprest, Kirby, BMF, Angst, Kuziini.

Studies

Three pieces on turning reputation into a business asset. Verifiable figures, real client engagements.
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