DENVER, CO, August 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) InternetReputation.com, the premier site for online reputation management, is proud to announce the launch of a new program that is exclusively designed to help franchisors monitor and manage their Internet reputations, along with the reputations of their franchisees. The services that are bundled into this new comprehensive program include online monitoring, review monitoring, management of negative comments and reviews, and much more.
For InternetReputation.com, creating this program was a logical next step. The award winning tech firm is known throughout the United States and the world for their outstanding services in managing the reputations of individuals, small businesses, and corporations. However, the unique problems that threatened franchise owners were not fully being met by the firm's pre-existent services.
"It became very clear to us," comments a representative, "that we could be doing more to help franchise owners. They face problems that are very different from other types of business owners. While a small business owner only has to manage the online reputation of a single business, franchisors have to manage multiple faces for their business, working within management systems and protocols that can sometimes be quite binding."
InternetReputation.com launched the new program with the conviction that the new service, geared toward franchisors, would strike a pain point in a market that has largely been overlooked by the burgeoning online reputation management industry.
The same representative comments, "Not many people are addressing franchisors' specific needs right now. We expect to see this area of the online reputation management industry grow exponentially in the coming years. However, at this time it's quite clear - statistically speaking - that franchisors have been largely marginalized."
The tech firm expects their new service to be especially popular because of the integration options. The service will allow franchisors to monitor and respond to negative (as well as positive) online reviews and comments that affect the business as a whole. While this aspect is not revolutionary, InternetReputation.com believes itself to be on to something that is revolutionary: the fact that franchisors will be able to easily address issues as they pertain to specific franchises and franchisees.
"In the past, the Internet reputation management industry offered franchisors two independent options," comments the IR spokesperson. "Franchisors could address company-wide issues, and they could address issues with specific franchises, which was a little more difficult to do. Now, with our new program, franchisors have the ability to integrate these two services. It's going to completely change the online reputation management game for this form of business."
As excitement builds around the new franchisor program, InternetReputation.com continues to offer the very best services in fighting against slander, defamation, negative reviews, and other forms of damaging online content. The company believes this expansion will serve to strengthen the quality of its current services.
www.InternetReputation.com welcomes questions and comments about the new program that is dedicated to assisting franchisors.
Questions and comments (or requests for additional information) should be addressed:
Gary B at
(800) 758-9012
info@internetreputation.com
100 Fillmore St.,
5th Floor, Denver
Colorado, 80206.
#1 Online Reputation Management Firm Launches Program Dedicated to Franchisors
InternetReputation.com, the premier site for online reputation management, is proud to announce the launch of a new program that is exclusively designed to help franchisors monitor and manage their Internet reputations.
2012-08-16
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[Press-News.org] #1 Online Reputation Management Firm Launches Program Dedicated to FranchisorsInternetReputation.com, the premier site for online reputation management, is proud to announce the launch of a new program that is exclusively designed to help franchisors monitor and manage their Internet reputations.