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Your Car Dealership Has a Bad Review - What Next?

The internet can be a powerful tool for small and large businesses alike - but it can also feel like a stab to the heart when you get negative feedback. Unfortunately, it’s the nature of the beast, and if you want to get the positive reviews , there is the chance that negative ones will come as well, even if you are an exceptional business owner. Do you want to know the one thing you shouldn’t do with a negative review? Let it sit and never respond. So, before taking the negative review of your car dealership to heart, here are a few things you can do to help strategically respond and make the most of it. 1. Take a Break Firstly, don’t respond while you’re heated. A bad review could be a huge misunderstanding that just needs to be cleared up, and if you respond in anger, you could risk not only turning this customer against you but others who read it as well. Do what you need to do to cool off about the review, get your feelings out, and then come back to it when you are clear-...

How to Handle a Negative Review About an Auto Dealership

It's frustrating to get a negative review! You work hard to make your business the best and there are times when not every customer gets the best experience. If someone shares their negative experience in a review, there are some strategic ways to reply. Our online reputation management service is here to help shed some light on best practices for responding to a negative review. Take a look: Always Reply to the Negative Review Getting a negative review may be disheartening and you may write off the situation, but it's important to reply to the negative review in a calm and professional manner. Potential and current customers may be eagerly awaiting your reply to such a review to see if you're a dealership they want to do business with. Acknowledge the Issue Offer your understanding of the situation and try to make the upset customer feel like you understand their frustration. This simple statement can help the customer feel more validated in their feelings and ...