Google's Huge Change - Get Positive Reviews

[johnfberch]

Google's Huge Change and how it affects business owners

Anyone can now post bad reviews, kill your rank and push your website away from the top position of Google results.

Articles that confirm the new changes from Google:

pcworld.com/article/212234/google_search_engine_now_detects_bad_businesses.ht ml
pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2373743,00.asp

Google will be from now on the Judge, the Jury and the Online Shopping Executioner

Google rank is based on reviews of your business!

The Google Statement about the big changes:

"...in the last few days we developed an algorithmic solution which detects the merchant from the Times article along with hundreds of other merchants that, in our opinion, provide an extremely poor user experience. The algorithm we incorporated into our search rankings represents an initial solution to this issue, and Google users are now getting a better experience as a result."

This means that anyone can write bad reviews about your business and lower your search engine results positions.

Getting good reviews and not getting bad reviews was always important, now it's crucial to have good reviews for your business to keep the rank safe or to improve rank with Google and the other major search engines that most likely will follow Google on his changes.

Services like: DELETENEGATIVEREVIEWS.COM, POSTREVIEWS.ORG or POSTGOODREVIEWS.ORG will be a necessity now. Everybody will need to have control now on the reviews that are getting on the internet. Every business owner will search now to get positive reviews even this mean to buy positive reviews.

I searched for what range are the fees for this service and I saw that on POSTREVIEWS.ORG they are charging just 1$ for a well written positive review. The even make complete online reputation offer if you buy positive reviews on a bigger package. That 1$ can make a big difference, because it's always easier to prevent (in our case to prevent bad reviews flooding your search engine results) than to cure (suppress all negative results in our case).

Google's Huge Change makes now a big decision point for every business owner that want to succeed online.

[Austy]

There really should never be an option to delete a review. Why have reviews if the company can pick and choose which ones will stick around? That's just stupid. If you get many more good reviews than bad there will be no problem and all you have to do for that is provide good customer service.

Paying for good reviews is unethical by the way.