Anyone Know of Good Reputation Management Software?
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Does anyone know of a Really Good Reputation Management Software or service? Something that will allow me to post reviews and monitor reviews in real time?
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Mark-
Your awesome man! Thank you for the advice and the through response. That helps me out a lot!
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Kyle- Its all about what you can budget and how pressing the needs are. We have used a couple different systems......here is what I know:
We are currently using brands eye.com. it has been the most affordable solution. They allow you a 2 week trial and I think we are paying $200 a month and searching on 10-20 search phrases........we change the phrases mid month to get more options. No cost to get it set up. Solid program but doesn't have all the bells and whistles.
Fo just social media, sprout.com was a great solution. We are still using it to manage all of our clients social accounts and it has reputation management functionality we use.....but it doesn't help in the normal search engine analysis and posting.
We tried reputation.com for a couple of clients and it works well. They have a personal and business service that is powerful. In certain circumstances I would recommend them....but they were nickel and dining us for all the services.. Nothing is bundled...everything is extra. they charged us a base of $99 and then added fees for everything else.....
We also demos media vantage and it was powerful software. But it is set up for big brands......big monthly and set up fees but as a large company it would be a no brainer if it was important. had every tool and feature you could imagine. Automated updates and emails. All kinds of analysis......it was the ferrarri, but we didn't need the ferrarri.
Hope this helps......
Mark
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