ReputationRiser
Turn Your Five-Star Reviews Into More Customers
I built Reputation Riser after noticing that a lot of businesses had strong Google reviews, but those reviews were barely visible on their actual websites.
In many cases, a business would work hard to earn 5-star reviews on Google, but once a visitor landed on the website, that social proof was missing or buried. That felt like a wasted trust signal, especially for local businesses that depend on credibility to generate calls, bookings, and leads.
Reputation Riser is my attempt to solve that problem with a simple website widget that helps businesses display Google reviews directly on their site. The goal is to make trust more visible at the moment a visitor is deciding whether to take action.
I’m continuing to improve the product and would love feedback on the positioning, use cases, and what features would make it most valuable.
1 Comment
Makes a lot of sense. I've seen this with contractors especially. They'll have like 50+ Google reviews but their website just has a testimonial from 2019 that says "great work" with no name or anything.
The trust is already there on Google but nobody thinks to actually put it where people are looking. And asking customers to leave the site to go check reviews is basically asking them not to do it.
One thing I always wondered though, how do you handle keeping them updated? Like if someone leaves a new review does it show up automatically or does the business have to manually refresh something?