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Watch: Joshua Albanese on how much does online reputation management cost

In this short, Joshua Albanese, founder of The Reputation.org, answers "How much does online reputation management cost": it depends on what you're fixing, how many places, and how early you catch it. Delivered with AI-assisted narration. Every answer is written and verified by our reputation team.

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Video Transcript

How much does online reputation management cost? It depends on what you're fixing. One removal and ongoing work are priced differently, and doing it yourself costs time instead. Our pricing guide lists three models: monthly retainer, project fee, or per-removal fee. Ask any firm to look at your results before it quotes. That's the simple version. Underneath, three things move the number. And the last one is yours to control. One. What it is. A fake review has a policy path. An honest one usually stays up. Two. How many places. One Google review is one job. The same attack on Google, Yelp, and Trustpilot is several. And if you do it yourself? Then it costs your time. Learning each policy, gathering evidence, filing, following up. Legal cases add a lawyer. Three. Timing. Caught early, while the paper trail is fresh, it costs less than six months later. That's why TheReputation.org exists. We do this every day. We look at your case first, and tell you what's achievable before you decide. If a review or article is costing you customers, comment "REMOVAL." We'll look at your case and tell you what's possible.

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Joshua Albanese

Founder of The Reputation.org. He and the team handle policy-based review removal, content and record removal, and reputation management for businesses and individuals, and tell you honestly what is achievable before you commit.

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