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Online reputation management for NE India
What buyers read before calling you, handled as a system.
What it is
Online reputation management as an add-on to your local presence - a working review pipeline, professional responses, and your search results telling the story you actually earn.
For a clinic, a school, a hotel or a dealer, the reviews are the first handshake. Most Northeast businesses have no pipeline at all: happy customers stay silent, one angry customer defines the page. That asymmetry is fixable.
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What you get
- A WhatsApp-first review request flow sent at the right moment, not a month later.
- Responses to every review - the good and the unfair - written calmly and in your name.
- A monthly review of what the complaints are actually about, so the pattern gets fixed at the counter, not just on the screen.
- Monitoring of your name and trade across Google and the directories buyers check.
- Plain-language reporting: count, rating trend, response coverage, and what changed.
What it costs
Typically 5,000 to 12,000 rupees a month depending on locations and volume. A one-time cleanup and setup pass is quoted separately. Exact figures land in a written proposal before work starts.
Who it fits
Trades where one bad review costs real money - hospitals and clinics, schools, hotels and homestays, real estate, dealers, travel operators - anywhere buyers compare before calling, which today means everywhere from Guwahati to the smallest district town.
The honest part
Nothing here is fake. No purchased reviews, no fabricated ratings, no review swapping. Fake reviews get businesses delisted and it is the one shortcut that ends badly. What works is a system that makes it effortless for genuine happy customers to speak - volume and recency then do the rest, and they also feed the local SEO work directly.
No, and nobody honestly can. What works is a steady flow of genuine new reviews, professional responses, and fixing what the complaints are actually about.
A WhatsApp review link sent at the moment of a happy outcome - delivery done, admission completed, function finished. Timing does the work; begging does not.
Yes. Review count, freshness and responses are among the strongest local ranking signals - it feeds the same local SEO work directly.