How to Delete Glassdoor Reviews: Expert Advice
We all make mistakes and get into difficult situations – it’s just human nature, and companies are not exempt from those issues.
In this modern age of the Internet, with social media posts and compulsive tweeting, it’s easy to find yourself the target of a cyberstorm of negativity from often anonymous sources. The professionals at Reputation America understand that it can be difficult to maintain your image and reputation in this world of “high speed everything,” in which a 24-hour news cycle and social media feeds are sources for rumours, stories, comments and reviews that are often untrue and unjust.
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There are ways to bury Glassdoor’s negative reviews and other content posted by current or former employees with an axe to grind. We can help you manage that negative feedback and delete Glassdoor content. Together we build a positive online presence that reflects your company’s esteemed profile. But we do more than that.
How We Bury and Delete Glassdoor Content
- First, we collect all relevant information.
- We study everyone who has access to it, and eliminate the source of the negative material.
- We collect data on the author, the resource, his administrator, and host.
- We identify violations of the law.
- We carry out tests, implicit contacts with each of the parties.
- We analyze all data.
- We develop psychological portraits.
- We select the necessary arguments and motivating factors.
- We check whether the information is being monitored, and whether deletion of it carries additional risk.
- We create a project plan.
- We don’t always remove content and accounts in the same way.
- Sometimes, rewriting content is an even more effective way of restoring your image. Therefore, we use negotiators, psychologists, conflict specialists, content specific- lawyers and even mediators to deal with the removal of information.
What Is Glassdoor, Exactly?
Glassdoor has been around since 2007, but it didn’t launch its ratings site until 2008. Here’s why you should care about it:
- Glassdoor posts reviews of companies, CEOs, photos, and employee ratings – for better or worse;
- By 2015, it had 30 million users from more than 190 countries. That means that A LOT of people see bad reviews;
- It screens and verifies that the employee is legitimate, and rejects about 20 percent of entries.
- That means that the audiences who read the reviews know it has high standards for content, and that means it’s taken seriously.
- It posts more than reviews; it also posts salaries and content about management styles and corporate culture. You cannot afford to ignore it!
- Suing Glassdoor is a bad idea, plain and simple. We will get the content deleted from Glassdoor.
We have already deleted information from Glassdoor hundreds of times, using only a clear and transparent process.
Only after we get results do we accept any money!
We handle tricky things, too. We tackle the sometimes delicate, always disturbing problems inherent in having an online profile – attacks from anonymous sources that can ruin a firm’s image in no time flat. No threats, no hacking; everything we do is legitimate and legal, and we get the job done.
Ever notice how the cloak of anonymity can bring out the worst in people? Maybe they have a genuine complaint about your company, maybe they’re holding a grudge, but either way it can damage your reputation and put a stain on the track record you’ve worked so hard to accomplish and maintain. The Internet is a marvellous tool to use for promotion, profiles, and positive news. But it’s also a double-edged sword. A 150 character tweet can suddenly have your online world spinning out of control and lave you with no way to contain and control the damage.
Your company’s profile sits online and can become vulnerable to attack by, for example, by a former employee who feels unjustly treated, or a customer who felt your service wasn’t up to par. These folks have at their disposal many ways to hurt your reputation, by giving your company a bad review on sites like Glassdoor. And of course, you can’t simply contact the site, say the review isn’t fair and get it taken down. If only life were that simple.
Sites like Glassdoor have a series of checks and balances for their content to which they strictly adhere. Contacting them yourself can feel like shouting into the wind – it gets you nowhere. Only the individual who wrote the review can request that it be removed.
But at Reputation America, we understand precisely what this and other sites need to know before they will scrub negative material. Fortunately, they don’t want to be known as an outlet for cranks with payback agendas. We understand what these sites have to know before they will make a decision to remove negative content. We love tough cases, and thrive on challenges. We manage your reputation and image so you don’t have to.
We at Reputation America use only legal means to combat and remove negative content from sites like glassdoor.com. We’re here to help restore your reputation and get those troublesome reviews offline.
We work with the biggest names in media; web portals and bloggers; reputation management and marketing firms, among others, to remove content online that jeopardizes your good name. We use only legal means, and we guarantee anonymity and confidentiality. Ask yourself – can you afford to let even one negative review of your company remain on a site like Glassdoor? If the answer is no – and we’re sure it is – contact the professionals at Reputation America. Whether you ask us to bury Glassdoor, sue Glassdoor, or delete Glassdoor, we will work to find the solution that’s right for you.
We work to delete Glassdoor reviews because the longer they are there, the worse it gets and the deeper the ramifications go. People remember problems, rumours and scandals, even if they’re proven false. Don’t let your firm become another casualty of Internet anonymity.
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We counter those impressions with P.R. campaigns and positive stories and reviews by employees and customers who are happy with your organization. We have helped dozens of companies, celebrities, politicians and business people get negative reviews and other information off the Internet, and we can do it for you.
Even one search engine result on Google or Yahoo that airs a complaint or perpetuates a false accusation can do persistent or even permanent damage to your reputation. Let us help, like we’ve helped dozens of employers who need to bury Glassdoor material. Contact the professionals at www.reputationamerica.org and let’s get started restoring your good name. Today.
Evelyn
31.03.2019I guess the removal of glassdoor reviews is an impossible thing - they check if an employee is real, if so - why remove a review? My company has a couple of negative reviews, have no idea what to do about it(((
anon_90
31.03.2019If you can prove that a review is slander, it's possible. But how you can do it - that's the question))) A difficult one. Most companies don't worry about it. A couple of bad reviews aren't a big deal, maybe some problems with employees or boss, it happens.
master J
31.03.2019Weeell, you and me understand that it happens and not all the reviews are real. But there're people who see negative and treat it to be the truth and positive - lies))) So the question how to delete reviews from glassdoor is an urgent one for many companies
Harold W.
31.03.2019It means such people will never find a job, buy a new tv or find a good dentist. Because somany men, so many minds. You can't judge a company by a couple of bad opinions!
Roger
31.03.2019That makes sense. But if you have only 2 bad reviews, you're lucky, what if you have 22? That'a a real problem. For such cases the companies that help to solve this problem exist.
Norvud
8.11.2019"The Internet is a marvellous tool to use for promotion", that'r really true. But something bad seems to spread even faster...Companies are very vulnerable in this respect. The internet is so huge that even if they remove all the negative information about them, someth… "The Internet is a marvellous tool to use for promotion", that'r really true. But something bad seems to spread even faster...Companies are very vulnerable in this respect. The internet is so huge that even if they remove all the negative information about them, something can remain in a small corner of the web.