I monitor and manage how your brand is discussed and reviewed across social platforms, and build a clear process for responding professionally, before a small issue turns into a visible one.
Ongoing tracking for new reviews, comments and brand mentions.
Tone guidelines and templates so responses stay consistent regardless of who's replying.
A basic plan agreed in advance for handling a genuine issue calmly.
Reputation problems on social media rarely start big, they start with an unanswered comment or review that sits visible for too long.
The Common Problem
My Approach
How a brand responds publicly often matters more to onlookers than the original complaint itself.
A defined response window that keeps reviews and comments from going stale.
Response guidelines that keep every interaction on-brand, regardless of who's handling it that day.
Monitoring for mentions and tags happening outside your own accounts.
A basic response plan in place before an issue happens, not improvised in the moment.
What's actually covered in a reputation management engagement.
Ongoing monitoring across platforms for new reviews, comments and direct feedback.
Tone guidelines and response templates for common scenarios, positive and negative.
Monitoring for mentions and tags happening outside owned accounts.
A basic plan for responding calmly and consistently if a genuine reputation issue arises.
What you get from a reputation management engagement.
| Deliverable Item | Technical Description | Format & Output |
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Reputation Audit
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Review of current sentiment, reviews and unmonitored mentions
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Interactive Report |
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Response Protocol Document
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Tone guidelines and templates for common feedback scenarios
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Documentation |
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Monitoring Setup
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Ongoing tracking for reviews, comments and brand mentions
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Live Configuration |
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Weekly Response Log
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Record of responses handled and outstanding items
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Live Report |
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Basic Crisis Response Plan
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A documented plan for handling a genuine reputation issue
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Documentation |
What typically changes once monitoring and response run on a defined process.
The core areas covered in ongoing reputation management.
Answer The Public
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Google Ads
Google Analytics
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MapRank
Semrush
Site Search
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Ahrefs
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Zapier
Screaming Frog
ChatGPT Prompt Engg
MailChimp
Canva
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A monitoring and response cycle built to prevent small issues from growing.
Expertise across industry-standard SEO tools, crawl analyzers, and search performance platforms.
I can help you request removal through the platform where a review violates guidelines, but I won't use services that fabricate positive reviews or manipulate ratings.
A specific response window is agreed upfront based on your platforms and volume, typically within 24 hours for most channels.
Yes, it's often bundled with ongoing social media management, though it's also available as a standalone service.
The crisis response plan includes an escalation process so you're notified promptly rather than finding out when it's already spread.
As a monthly retainer based on platform volume and how much crisis planning and daily response coverage is included.
A documented response protocol, ongoing monitoring setup, a weekly response log, and a basic crisis response plan.
Yes, the initial audit assesses current sentiment and outstanding issues, and a response plan is built to address what's already out there as well as prevent recurrence.
Yes, monitoring and sentiment review account for mentions in Filipino, Taglish or English depending on how your audience actually talks about your brand.
It overlaps but focuses specifically on public-facing reputation, reviews, comments and brand mentions, rather than private support ticket handling.
Yes, tone guidelines and response templates are documented clearly enough for your team to use directly if you'd rather handle day-to-day responses in-house.
