Impact of customer reviews in digital marketing



Impact of customer reviews in digital marketing

Review marketing is a term that has become increasingly important in digital marketing. Here, the creation of online visibility plays a major role. After all, the more people call your brand online, the more impact this has on your visibility. In addition, it also convinces new customers in making a choice to purchase your service or product from you, it creates an extra stimulus. But how does it work exactly and how can you encourage your customers to write a positive assessment?

The meaning of review marketing

‘Everyone does it, so it will be good’ or ‘everyone says it’s true, so I’m going for it. Social pressure is a powerful tool to convince visitors. Many visitors attach a strong value to the opinion of others when it comes to previous experiences. How often do you view online reviews before you book a hotel for a holiday, for example? It gives a reassurance and a form of trust to eventually persuade you to buy something. This form of social pressure and thus persuasiveness is therefore a strong concept within online marketing. Due to the many technological possibilities and the fact that it is now widely used, has resulted in its own marketing term: Review marketing. Review marketing can also be called word-of-mouth advertising, but in a modern (online) jacket.

Review marketing in practice

It is necessary in the current online market to stay ahead of your competitors and win the trust of your future customers. When you decide to do review marketing, it is therefore also important that this is done properly.
How? The first steps in a row:

1. Customer cases

Make sure you get comments, stories or testimonials from existing customers on your website. Ask satisfied customers if they like to participate in an interview and do this with the help of a video or an extensive case. The best part is when they describe their ‘problem’ and where you have offered a solution to this problem. The advantage for the customer is that they also receive extra attention for their brand or company, a win-win situation.

2. Google My Business

With GMB you can make sure that assessments are immediately seen in the google search results in an easy and quick way.




Google My Business Reviews

It is important that you immediately show a good and mainly reliable image and make sure that the contact details are complete and accurate. Ask customers with whom you work to put an assessment on this, the GMB system is designed in such a way that it is a small effort for people who leave a review.
GMB not only works for review marketing, it also promotes your organic search results. For Google this is again an extra incentive to show your brand in organic search traffic, or SEO. Finally, it is also possible to immediately view the general assessment from Facebook, which is directly integrated into GMB.

3. Facebook

Through Facebook, users and customers can easily rate your product or service through a star system. In addition, it is possible to comment on the score. Therefore, try to be active on Facebook. It creates added value for your product or service and contributes to an active interaction with your customers.

4. Use review websites

There are several parties active that can ensure that your website is labeled as reliable. Think for example of Trustpilot, customer stories and web store. The reviews via these websites can be integrated on your website. Easy and fast a direct reliable impression.
Once you work out different assessments and cases on your website of satisfied customers, it also creates unique content. A nice extra advantage to be in a higher position within the organic search traffic. Uniquely written content of quality is extremely important and gives a lot of value to the quality of your website in general. Click here to learn more about content marketing.
Yet it is a challenge for many entrepreneurs to receive reviews, let alone how to deal with negative reactions. That is why we go deeper into this issue.

How do you receive positive reviews?

If you do not receive negative reviews, of course that is a nice bonus. But once it is completely silent, this is not desirable. It is good to have interaction with your customers. After all, your company revolves around the customers, so the basis here is that they have to be satisfied with your product.
When people are satisfied and even enthusiastic, you get the ‘gun’ factor. You need this factor to receive those nice and enthusiastic reviews.
Because you interact with the customers, you know what their wishes are and you can respond to them. Then you can refine or adjust your product or service. Approach the customer personally and build a good relationship for an investment. This investment ensures that your customers are ultimately satisfied and, because of their enthusiasm, want to ‘leave’ a review.
Finally, the last tip to keep the rating system as easy as possible. Nobody is waiting for endless questionnaires and dusty surveys. Keep it simple and short, so that you ultimately get your powerful assessment.

How do you deal with negative reviews?

When you do get reviews, but these are mostly negative, then this is pretty annoying and also confronting. Everyone can see them and you would prefer to remove them as quickly as possible. Do not do this. View these reactions from a positive side; apparently people are so involved in your company that they have taken the trouble to leave a comment. Often you can get a learning moment from these assessments, because there is still much to improve.
Prevention is always better than cure, so always ensure a good basis for your product or service; quality. When you deliver poor quality, it ultimately yields nothing, both on sales and on customer satisfaction. Bad services deliver bad reviews and dissatisfied customers. Therefore always put customer satisfaction on one and ensure that quality is at the top.
If you still get a bad evaluation, despite your commitment and performance, respond professionally and directly. Do not enter into online discussion, but try to keep the sensible ones in this. Indicate that you are sorry and make sure you are visibly doing something directly with this. As an example you can ask if he or she can give the contact details so that the person is called back as soon as possible to resolve the matter.
Even if you have negative news articles or complaints on the first page of Google, the application of online reputation management is a godsend. The purpose of this is to make the negative results on page one less relevant to new content through quality. In addition, you can always ask for negative messages to be removed by the webmaster of the website.
Do not be afraid of these messages or bad reviews and certainly do not let the courage drop. Try to learn from it and respond professionally, this requires a lot of time and energy; a scarce good that you never have as an entrepreneur. However, it will help your company in the long term and you will eventually get the reactions you deserve as an entrepreneur.
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How to Use Advert Retargeting to Raise Brand Awareness and Conversions

How to Use Advert Retargeting to Raise Brand Awareness and Conversions

As a user, do you wonder why you might visit a site once, and then start seeing adverts for that company or the products it sells? The technique is called retargeting. It is a common method used by businesses to help boost sales and remind users who visited a site. Simply put, the ad tracking code on a website follows you around the net, and places suitable reminder adverts.
As a business, you can use retargeting to nudge prospects or potential customers to come back, and get in touch or make a sale. Since many visitors are only browsing or researching your company or products, retargeting can provide a timely reminder them as they go about their browsing, and can raise the usual 2% response rate through gentle persuasion, rather than more aggressive techniques that some marketers use.
While most businesses use adverts directly to retarget customers, the technique can also be applied through email lists, so when a user is on Facebook or other social media, the retargeting service can identify them and place an advert to remind them, if they use the same email address for social media.

How to retarget your customers

If you are looking to raise brand or company awareness, or boost sales of a product, retargeting can help with both tasks through the use of specific types of advert.

The Art of Awareness Retargeting

Awareness campaigns can use various messages to get visitors back to your site, to sign up or buy something to enter your sales funnel. These are for people who have likely only visited your site once, and you have no detailed information about them.
General messages that make a positive impression of your brand, without overtly trying to sell can have an impact, highlight what your company does, what it sells, and the business benefits or the problems that they solve, can all help make an impression.

Make A Sale Through Retargeting

For retargeting for conversion, you may have more detail about the customer from a previous sign-up, an abandoned shopping cart or previous purchase. This information allows you to provide them with a more specific retail offer or advert to get them back to your store and to make a purchase.
If their last visit to your site was for footwear or business stationery, the new retargeting advert will direct them straight to those products or a specific item, rather than leaving them uncertain at the front page of your store.
If your business model will find it more useful to gain more data about these people, you might try a softer approach such as signing them up to a free trial, an ebook or another offer to get the information from them, all while they are going about their usual browsing on other sites.

How to create a retargeting campaign

Your business needs to use the right advertising campaign that targets where your users are. In most cases, this will be through Google, but could also focus on Facebook or LinkedIn, or another social media network.
Since most people use Google or Facebook, you can use this AppInstitute example as a thorough guide. Whatever ad service you are using, login to the company’s advertising account and follow the basic instructions to create the campaign, identify the audience you wish to track and set the parameters of the advertising campaign.
You will need to add a snippet of JavaScript code to create the tracker on your site or pages. Advanced users can apply some Google (or other) Analytics information to refine the remarketing effort further, by better defining the audience, such as one local to your business.

How to create the best retargeting campaign

Segmentation is key when it comes to marketing your adverts to the right audience. As a best practice, you will want to focus on those who spend some time on your site before moving away. Discounting anyone who spends just a few seconds looking at your home page will ensure the retargeting campaign focuses on those who took more than a passing interest.
Once you’ve got a customer on-board, you will want to prevent them from seeing the same retargeting messages, to avoid annoying them. To do so, you can use a burn code which removes their details from the retargeting campaign, sees the AppInstitute piece for more details on this.
Finally, keeping the campaign focused on reducing the adverts over time to prevent customers from feeling harassed or seeing the same advert everywhere they go will be a key part of a strategy. Using a range of different adverts will prevent that feeling of deja vu and can help highlight different brand areas, features or products.

Summary

Retargeting is a fine-tuned advertising campaign technique that can help get people back on your site or using your services. It needs to be carefully managed to prevent turning customers off but can help track down people who are interesting in your products and engage them wherever else they go on the net.

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