Check out our founder Andrew Whitford on The Morning Show, where he discussed the demand for Removify by business owners and the moral dilemma of removing online content. Link below 👇
Jail time for posting a negative review? 🚫 An American man is facing two years in prison in Thailand after he posted a negative online review for the hotel resort he was staying at. His review included accusations of “modern-day slavery”. What are your thoughts on this case?
I made this artwork as a donation for @removify who hosted a Bushfire Relief Fundraiser this past week. My piece unbelievably sold for $600 😱 It’s an incredible feeling knowing that I have contributed to the cause!
If you're looking for news ways to grow your business in 2020, you might want to focus on cleaning up your online image. Check out reviews can make (or break) your business 🌱💪https://t.co/B3KUHia4wW
It's one of our biggest tips and it's very simple: Be proactive with your reputation. Proactively asking your customers for feedback is one of the most-effective ways to manage your online reputation.
This case brings to light the prevalence of fake reviews & the sentiment that only real customer reviews can safely curate a positive reputation. Whether a large enterprise or a small business, take control of your online reputation the right way. What are your thoughts?
@thefox1019 We enjoyed this morning's segment on fake reviews & we want to chime in: Business owners can fight back! As review removal specialists, you could say we're pretty passionate about this topic.. We would love to provide insight & help your listener's tackle this issue.
A throwback to the AHA Victoria Conference, where our founder Andrew Whitford revealed the results from our latest research into negative review trends in the Australian Hotel Industry.
@KathAlbury @eSafetyOffice please allow us to clarify what it is that we actually do. A recent example that is a very common scenario: someone came to us after their ex uploaded intimate videos of them to an amateur porn site. 1/4
@KathAlbury @eSafetyOffice and tackling it that way - because that's not what we do. We conduct the TECHNICAL cleanup of tracking down and physically removing the offending media content from where it has spread to across the internet. 4/4
@KathAlbury @eSafetyOffice by the website operators (none of which were based in Australia). Do you really believe that could all have been handled with a letter from the Office of the eSafety Commissioner? Or are you mistakenly assuming that our service relates to contacting the offending individual 3/4
@KathAlbury @eSafetyOffice That porn site (based in the USA) syndicated the content out to 40 other related porn websites (syndicating content is extremely common in that industry). We assisted in tracking down all 40 copies of the video across the 40 different sites and had them all removed 2/4