the hidden price of doing nothing
What does it actually cost?
A single negative review is not just one unhappy customer. It's a landmine. You're losing way more than the single transaction.
Studies show that one bad review can cost a business dozens of potential customers.
Let's do the math: if your average customer is worth $50, and one bad review costs you 30 customers, you've just lost $1,500. Not over a year, but in a single blow. And that's a conservative number.
The real loss is incalculable because it's a slow leak, a constant drain on your business that you can't even see.
Now, let's talk about SEO. You can pay an SEO agency thousands of dollars a month—and I mean thousands, like $2,000, $5,000, even $10,000 a month—to try and rank your website.
And what are they doing? Building links, optimizing content, and hoping they can move the needle.
But in today's world, that's not enough. The game has changed. AI search, Google's AI Overviews, and how people discover businesses now is all about one thing: trust.
And where does trust come from? It comes from social proof. It comes from your customers.
Your Google ranking, your discoverability, and whether you show up in an AI-generated answer summary are now directly tied to your reviews.
The keywords, the sentiment, the sheer volume of your reviews—that's the new SEO. It's the end-all-be-all. It's the most powerful signal you can send to Google's algorithm.
Search and discoverability has never been more competitive.
So, when you're paying $90 a month with ReviewNow, you're not just paying for a service.
You're paying for leverage.
You're investing in a system that does two things simultaneously:
It generates more good reviews for you, which is the cheapest and most effective form of SEO on the planet. It builds your ranking, your discoverability, and your brand authority.
It prevents bad reviews from ever going public, saving you from the $1,500, $3,000, or even $10,000 loss that a single negative review can cause.
You're not choosing between paying $90 a month and saving money. You're choosing between paying $90 a month for leverage or paying thousands in lost revenue and a separate, more expensive SEO bill.
This is not a cost; it's an investment with an insane ROI. The only question is, are you going to get in the game, or are you going to keep paying the hidden price of doing nothing?