Online Reputation Management (ORM) Specialist Google, Yelp & Facebook Review

We are looking for an experienced Online Reputation Management (ORM) Specialist who has a proven track record of removing or resolving negative reviews from platforms such as Google Business Profile, Yelp, Facebook, Trustpilot, and other major review websites. The ideal candidate should understand each platform's review policies and know the appropriate processes for reporting, disputing, and resolving reviews that violate platform guidelines. ResponsibilitiesReview and analyze negative online reviews.Identify reviews that violate platform policies.Submit reports and appeals for review removal.Communicate with review platform support when necessary.Develop strategies to improve our online reputation.Monitor review platforms and provide regular progress updates.Recommend long-term reputation management best practices. RequirementsProven experience with Online Reputation Management (ORM).Demonstrated success removing reviews from Google, Yelp, Facebook, and similar platforms.Strong understanding of review platform policies and guidelines.Excellent communication and documentation skills.Ability to provide examples or case studies of previous successful review removals. Nice to HaveExperience with Trustpilot, Glassdoor, BBB, and other review platforms.Digital marketing or SEO background.Experience managing Google Business Profiles and local business listings. ImportantWe are only interested in legitimate, policy-compliant methods for review removal. Please do not apply if your approach relies on fake reviews, account manipulation, unauthorized access, or any practices that violate platform terms of service. When Applying, Please IncludeYour experience with review removal and online reputation management.Which review platforms you have worked with.Your success rate and typical turnaround time.Examples or case studies of similar projects.Your proposed approach for handling review disputes.We are looking for a reliable professional for an ongoing relationship if the results are successful.

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