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People HATE US on Yelp

Posted on : 19-02-2010 | By : Adelaide | In : Social Media Monitoring, online reputation management

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Heard today about a firm offering to  remove bad reviews about your business from yelp. co.uk

This is an interesting development in the ongoing “reputation 2.0″ debate.. as is this from GeekSugar:

There are a lot of business owners who’ve felt the sting of bad Yelp reviews, and one restaurant in San Francisco is getting even (instead of getting litigious).

Pizzeria Delfina decided to embrace its one-star reviews — by printing them on the shirts the staff wears. 

They triumphantly rock t-shirts that say stuff like “This place sucks” while serving their delish dishes. 

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