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Ranked branding agencies and review management companies, plus practical guides to building a brand identity, earning more Google reviews and dealing with unfair ones. New lists and guides appear here as soon as they are published.
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Best Online Review Management Companies In 2026
Our ranked shortlist of review management companies, with what each one does best and who it suits.
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Branding agencies
Agencies that build brand strategy, naming and visual identity, from startups to established B2B companies.
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Brand identity and trust
How to shape a logo, brand bible and brand story that customers recognise and believe.
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Review management companies
Firms and tools that monitor, request and respond to reviews across Google, Yelp and industry sites.
4 articles
Google reviews
Getting more genuine reviews, handling fake or unfair ones, and using reviews to win local search.
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Interview with David Roberts – CEO & Founder at ReVerb
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What does a branding agency actually do?
A branding agency defines how a company is positioned and how it looks and sounds: research, positioning, naming, logo and visual identity, messaging and brand guidelines. Many also help roll the brand out across a website, packaging and campaigns.
Can you remove a negative Google review?
Only if it breaks Google's content policies, for example spam, conflicts of interest, off-topic or offensive content. You can flag it for removal from your Business Profile. Legitimate negative reviews stay up, so the better route is a calm public reply and more reviews from happy customers.
Is it allowed to ask customers for Google reviews?
Yes. Google allows businesses to ask customers for reviews, but not to offer incentives in exchange, to ask only happy customers (review gating), or to post reviews on a customer's behalf.
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