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Negative reviews are used in reputation management when you need to highlight genuine problems with a product or service, collect user feedback or round out the existing picture of reviews.

On Zelenka Work you can create a task for posting a negative review and specify the content requirements, the number of executors and the format of proof of the result.

However, a negative review must not contain made-up facts, false accusations or knowingly inaccurate information about a company, product or person.

Who bad reviews are for and when they help

Ordering negative reviews can be used to:

If the task involves a competitor, do not use made-up information or false accusations. Publishing inaccurate information may violate the platform's rules and the law.

The main difference between Zelenka Work and automated boosting

With automated services, posts may be generated by software. On Zelenka Work, tasks are completed by real executors.

The customer sets the task conditions, the content requirements and the report format. After completion, you can check the submitted results.

If the work does not meet the conditions, it can be sent back for revision. Arbitration is available for disputes.

How to order bad reviews the right way

When creating a task, specify:

  1. a link to the page or listing;
  2. the number of reviews;
  3. the price per completion;
  4. the deadline;
  5. the content requirements;
  6. the format of proof of completion.

If the review should describe a specific problem, it should be explained in detail in the task.

What requirements to include in the order

In the conditions you can specify:

Do not ask executors to invent non-existent facts, violations or negative experiences.

How to reduce the risk of reviews being removed

Before creating a task, take the rules of the specific platform into account. Different services have different requirements for reviews and acceptable user content.

Do not use mass copies of the same text, fictional stories or inaccurate accusations. Zelenka Work cannot guarantee that a third-party platform will keep a published review.

Questions and answers

Can I order negative reviews?

Yes, on Zelenka Work you can create tasks to publish negative reviews.

Can I provide my own text?

Yes. You can add the finished text or detailed requirements to the task description.

Can I order reviews about a competitor?

Technically, a task can be created if the platform supports the relevant format. However, you cannot require the publication of knowingly false information or fabricated accusations.

Are reviews written by bots?

No. Tasks are completed by real executors.

Can reviews be posted gradually?

Yes, the pace of completion depends on the task settings, the number of executors and the deadline set.

Are negative reviews guaranteed to stay?

No. The final decision to remove content is made by the platform where the review is posted.

Is there a guarantee that a task will be completed?

Yes. If a paid task is not completed, the funds are returned to the customer's balance.

How is completion verified?

The customer reviews the executors' reports. In the requirements, you can ask in advance for a link, a screenshot or other proof.

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