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Is publishing an average or poor score worse than publishing nothing?

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No, almost always the opposite. Openly owning an average score with a narrative of ongoing improvement protects the brand. No visible score, or an unfavourable third-party score published in your place, puts you permanently on the defensive. The right timing is to score, then optimise the worst-rated products, then publish, in that order.

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