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The presentation
Online reputation management, explained in full.
Twelve minutes on what reputation management actually involves: what gets monitored, what gets published, how a response is handled, and what moves in search and reviews once the engine is running.
Presentation: ORM — Online Reputation Management. Plays here, or open it on YouTube.
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We run your reputation like an intelligence desk, not a mentions feed.
Automated sweeps capture every public review, post, comment, article, and listing about your brand as a dated evidence record. Analysts rule on what is true, what is contested, and what is simply noise — then the response desk answers it. This is the board your team gets.
- Consumer & retail brands
- Multi-location & franchise
- Healthcare & professional services
- Hospitality & travel
- Public figures & election campaigns
- Executives & founders
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Sample view — illustrative data. Live client boards are confidential. On a live board every figure below resolves to a captured evidence record, and nothing is shown where no prior measurement exists.
0CriticalNothing requiring an executive call.
2HighReview cluster and a thread gaining speed.
5WatchMoving, not yet material.
31MonitoredLogged, stable, no action.
Everything the sweep surfaced since the last pass, ranked by what it can cost you.
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High Negative review cluster — one location
Four 1★ reviews in 90 minutes on the same store, all naming delivery damage. Pattern, not a single unhappy customer.
rec:1042 Google Business Profile · response drafted, awaiting client approval
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High Forum thread gaining velocity
38 comments in six hours, citing the same delivery issue. Two commenters link to the review cluster above — this is one story, not two.
rec:1043 Reddit · escalated to account lead
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Watch Employer-brand dip
Three new employee reviews mention shift scheduling. Not customer-facing yet, and candidates read it before they apply.
rec:1051 Glassdoor · HR brief issued, no public reply
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Watch Old complaint article climbing
A 2023 complaint piece moved from position 14 to 9 on your brand search. At 5 it is on page one.
rec:1055 Google Search · counter-content commissioned
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Logged Trade press pickup
Trade outlet quoted the launch release, neutral-positive, no correction needed. Added to the owned-results plan.
rec:1060 News · no action
A feed tells you what exists. This tells you what moved since the last sweep — the only question worth a weekly meeting.
| Event | Type | Before → after | Evidence |
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| Brand search, page one | Ranking | 7 of 10 owned → 8 of 10 owned | rec:1012 |
| Average Google rating | Rating | 4.3 → 4.4 on 62 new reviews | rec:1018 |
| Delivery-damage complaints | New cluster | — → 4 reviews, 1 thread | rec:1042 |
| Median first response time | Service | 9h 40m → 2h 05m | rec:1021 |
| Unanswered negative threads | Backlog | 11 → 3 | rec:1030 |
No delta is shown where there was no prior measurement. We will not invent a baseline to make a chart look better.
Every claim made about you — and every claim made by you — gets a verdict and the evidence behind it. The ledger is append-only.
| Claim | Verdict | Basis | Action taken |
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| “Charged twice for one order” customer review | Verified | Payment log, order reference held by client | Refunded same day. Reviewer updated 1★ to 4★. |
| “Orders ship in 48 hours” your own homepage | Contradicted | 62 reviews report five to nine days | Flagged to client. Page corrected 14 Oct — the fastest complaint fix there is. |
| “Not covered by warranty” forum post | False | Warranty document and published terms | Correction posted in-thread, signed by a named person. Author replied. |
| “Staff turnover is high” employee reviews | Partly true | 3 of 9 reviews, one site, one department | Do not dispute publicly. Internal brief instead. |
| “The company is under investigation” anonymous comment | Unverified — do not repeat as fact | No filing or record found in any register searched | Watch only. Responding would hand it an audience. |
A verdict changes only with cited evidence and a named approver, and the previous verdict stays in the history. That is how a reputation record survives a lawyer reading it.
Sixteen source types, swept continuously. Coverage you cannot audit is coverage you cannot trust — so we publish what we reached and what we did not.
- Google Search — brand plus priority terms
- Google Business Profile — reviews and Q&A
- Trustpilot
- Yelp and local directories
- Facebook — page, comments, public groups
- Instagram — posts, comments, tags
- TikTok — videos, comments, sounds
- X — posts, replies, quotes
- YouTube — videos and comment fields
- Reddit and discussion forums
- News — national, trade and local
- Blogs, newsletters and podcasts
- Glassdoor — employer brand
- Indeed — employer reviews
- App Store and Google Play reviews
- Marketplace listings, ratings and Q&A
What we did not reach, and why
- Private groups, inboxes and DMs. Not public, not collected. Not ever, and not for any fee.
- Paywalled outlets. Headline and opening only, unless you hold a licence we can read under.
- Deleted content. Captured only if it was live during a sweep. Anything older than your first sweep is reconstruction, and we label it as such.
- Platforms that block automated collection. Covered through licensed data partners or read by an analyst, and your report says which.
Here is the part a dashboard cannot do. Every signal that matters becomes a ticket with a named owner and a clock on it.
| Item | Owner | State | Clock |
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| Delivery-damage review cluster | Review response desk | Drafted — awaiting your approval | 40 min left |
| Forum thread | Account lead | Replied in public, named, not defensive | closed 11:20 |
| 2023 article climbing to page one | Content and SEO | Counter-content commissioned | 5 days |
| Employer-brand dip | Client HR, briefed by us | Escalated internally, no public reply | today |
| Double-charged customer | Client ops with us | Resolved — refunded, review updated | closed |
Detection is where monitoring software stops. For us it is where the ticket opens.
Boards are built per case type. A retail group, a hospital and an election campaign do not watch the same surfaces, do not escalate on the same triggers, and do not get the same reply.
What monitoring software hands you
- A feed of every mention, sorted by time
- A sentiment score with no method attached
- An alert at 2am that nobody owns by morning
- A monthly PDF of what already happened
What ORM Campaign hands you
- A verdict on every claim, with the evidence record behind it
- Sentiment with its method printed beside it, so you can challenge it
- A named owner and a clock on every item that can cost you money
- The reply, the review response, the article and the correction — published, not recommended
Most reputation tools are very good at telling you that you have a problem.
Scope my scraping & monitoringReputation reality check
Traditional spray-and-pray marketing is dead.
#gonebutnotforgotten
Your customers have more information, options, and opinions than ever. Flashy funnels and generic ads cannot fix a brand that looks risky the moment someone Googles it.
ORM Campaign combines monitoring, content, SEO, and review management into one reputation engine that adapts as sentiment shifts. That is how we help ambitious teams turn trust into pipeline.
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What we deliver
ORM Campaign services built for brands under scrutiny.
We are perfect for you if you want to attract demand, scale with confidence, and earn repeat business through proof, not promises.
Attract demand
Getting seen is nice. Getting wanted is where revenue lives. We shape the stories that appear when buyers search, compare, and decide.
Scale with proof
Looks matter, but credibility closes. We align UX, reviews, and search results so attention converts into action.
Repeat with trust
Every retained customer protects lifetime value. We help you respond fast, stay transparent, and build relationships that outlast one bad week online.
Key components
An effective ORM campaign is always on.
Monitoring and auditing
Track mentions across reviews, social platforms, and forums to understand sentiment and catch negative content early.
Content creation and SEO
Publish positive articles, blogs, and press that dominate page one so good news outweighs outdated criticism.
Review management
Solicit authentic praise and respond professionally on Google, Yelp, Trustpilot, and industry-specific platforms.
Social media management
Keep profiles active, human, and responsive so complaints are resolved before they become headlines.
Transparency and honesty
Acknowledge issues, offer solutions, and show accountability. That often builds more trust than a perfect score alone.
Scraping and evidence capture
Automated sweeps capture reviews, posts, comments, articles and listings as dated evidence records, so every number on your board traces back to the page it came from. See the board
Why ORM matters
Reputation is no longer a soft metric. It is a growth lever.
Trust drives decisions
Consumers check reviews before they buy. Perception directly influences acquisition, conversion, and pricing power.
Brand protection
One negative, high-ranking story can drain pipeline for months. We reduce exposure and rebuild confidence in public view.
Digital presence management
We make sure what people find about you is accurate, current, and aligned with the brand you are building today.
How we run campaigns
A clear path from audit to always-on reputation defense.
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Conduct an audit
Assess what appears when your brand is searched and where risk is concentrated.
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Define strategy
Prioritise the review sites, publishers, and social channels that matter most to your buyers.
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Create positive content
Develop a consistent, authentic voice supported by SEO and distribution that compounds over time.
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Engage and respond
Manage feedback in public with speed, empathy, and clear next steps.
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Monitor constantly
ORM is ongoing. Alerts, reporting, and iteration keep your narrative ahead of the next issue.
Reputation audit
Is your online reputation helping sales or quietly costing you leads?
Claim a 30-minute audit and leave with a practical view of what buyers see, what is missing, and what to fix first.
Get my free reputation auditClient proof
Our reputation is public. Just Google the brands we protect.
ORM Campaign rebuilt how we appear in search and reviews. The team turned a reactive mess into a calm, measurable program.
We finally had a partner who understood that reputation is part of the product. Response workflows alone changed our close rate.
They monitor, publish, and respond with the same urgency we expect internally. It feels like an extension of leadership, not another vendor.
FAQ
Answers that help you decide with confidence.
Do we still need ORM Campaign if we already have a marketing team?
Yes, when reputation is a moving target. We strengthen in-house teams with monitoring, response playbooks, and search-led content without replacing internal ownership.
How do retainers work?
We scope hours around your highest-impact channels and report transparently on work completed, sentiment movement, and search visibility.
Are long contracts required?
No. Clients stay because results compound. If the fit is wrong, we part professionally with clear handover notes.
How do you measure success?
We benchmark review velocity, response time, ranking coverage, branded search sentiment, and lead quality tied to reputation touchpoints.
Is scraping legal, and how do you keep it clean?
We collect public data only — what any person could see without entering a private space. We respect platform terms and robots directives, we never touch private groups, inboxes or anything behind a login we were not given, and we do not buy stolen data. Where a platform blocks automated collection we use licensed data partners or an analyst reads it by hand, and your coverage report states which method produced which record.
Who is the best fit for ORM Campaign?
Ambitious operators who know trust affects revenue and want a partner willing to tell the truth about what the internet already believes.
Start now
Work with a reputation team that gets the stakes.
Tell us where you are vulnerable online. We will map the first 90 days of monitoring, content, and review strategy.
- Fast kick-off
- Custom channel strategy
- Measurable sentiment and search gains