Review site decorum

emmanuelle · 2006-06-16, 09:20 AM

Personally, we rarely co-operate with review sites. Rabbits is the exeception as they have gone over & above to work with us.

One of the big issues is credibility. What makes you an authority on paysites, the niche, feel etc. Everyone is entitled to free speech, but opinions expressed by those who don't 'get it' are disruptive to my business. The only ones who matter to me are my members, and their opinions. We work very closely with our members, developing relationships (of a sort) with many of them.

I suggest paying for a few memberships, writing your reviews, then you will have a portfolio to show other paysites. This will give them a better opportunity to gauge your credibility.

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2006-06-16, 09:20 AM	#12
emmanuelle 0100011101100101011001010 1101011001000000100001101 1010000110100101100011 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Montreal Posts: 1,441	Personally, we rarely co-operate with review sites. Rabbits is the exeception as they have gone over & above to work with us. One of the big issues is credibility. What makes you an authority on paysites, the niche, feel etc. Everyone is entitled to free speech, but opinions expressed by those who don't 'get it' are disruptive to my business. The only ones who matter to me are my members, and their opinions. We work very closely with our members, developing relationships (of a sort) with many of them. I suggest paying for a few memberships, writing your reviews, then you will have a portfolio to show other paysites. This will give them a better opportunity to gauge your credibility.