Should I respond to positive reviews?

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If you don't get a lot of leads from European users anyway, you might want to block all gated content from European visitors. Another option would be to go ahead and make this information freely available to those from Europe.

Google AdWords
If you use Google AdWords to advertise to Europeans, Google already requires publishers and advertisers to obtain consent from end users by placing a disclaimer on the landing page, but the GDPR will make some changes to these requirements. Google will now require publishers to obtain explicit consent from people before collecting their information. Not only does this mean you will have to provide more information about how a person’s information will be used, you will also need to belgium number data records of consent and tell users how they can opt out later if they wish to do so. If a person does not consent to having their information collected, Google will make it possible to serve non-personalized ads.

Finally
GDPR is a significant change and it can be quite daunting to try to understand the full scope of its changes. This is far from a comprehensive guide, so if you have any questions about how GDPR applies to a particular client you are working with, it is best to contact their legal department or team. GDPR will affect some industries more than others, so it is best to get some information from someone who truly understands the law and how it applies to that particular business.
’ve been an advocate for the use of Google’s owner-response review feature since it first launched in 2010. This critical vehicle defends brand reputation and revenue, gives companies a way to turn dissatisfied customers into satisfied ones, and helps with retention so they spend less on new customer acquisition. I consider review responses to be a core customer service responsibility. Yet, eight years after the feature was introduced, marketing forums are still filled with entry-level questions like: