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GeoJuice App Allows Local Businesses to Amplify Positive Reviews

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GeoJuice App Allows Local Businesses to Amplify Positive Reviews

An easy, free app for remodelers and replacement contractors that enables the contractor to forward a brief survey to the homeowner, and prompts them to write a project review.


May 22, 2014
GeoJuice App Allows Local Businesses to Amplify Positive Reviews

A recent survey by the Construction Marketing Association (CMA) shows that 64 percent of consumers rely on the reviews of others before making purchasing decisions. While many companies become fearful of consumer’s comments, other companies have embraced them. Surefire Social has responded to companies who want to amplify their brand by launching a new mobile app called GeoJuice.

Geo Juice is an app that can be downloaded to an Apple or Android smart phone. It automatically identifies the device’s location, allowing the remodeler or contractor to take a photo, video, or write a comment and append it to the address. Once the job is completed, the app enables the contractor to forward a brief survey to the homeowner, and prompts them to write a full review in major directories like Google +, Yelp and others. Additionally, the information auto-publishes on social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter as well as in half a dozen other directories.

“We’ve simply responded to the demand to amplify reviews across multiple networks,” says Chris Marentis, Surefire Social’s CEO. “There’s a huge search engine benefit to this technology,” adds Marentis. “The fresh, relevant, and local content validates the legitimacy of the local businesses.”

“We were impressed with how easy it was for our team to use," said Matthew Housh, Vice President of Arry’s Roofing of Tampa, Fla. “We immediately began checking in from job sites across the Tampa-St. Pete area. The photos and descriptions of our projects immediately appeared on our website and social media, along with our customer reviews. It's a tremendous time saver and we've seen positive results with our search engine rankings, too."

According to the CMA, 80 percent of consumers changed purchasing decisions based on negative reviews--87 percent did so based on positive reviews. GeoJuice is one of many products and services that respond to new consumer behavior.

Surefire Social believes that local businesses now have the advantage over national brands because they can easily publish local, relevant content that local consumers are seeking. With many other new products launching in 2014, Surefire Social expects to continue its suite of digital marketing products and services for contractors and remodelers.

The Geo Juice can be downloaded from Professional Remodeler's App Center. PR

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