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Q for You

Which platform is most important for consumer reviews to your business?

Be In The Know

Which review sites matter to your industry?

People look at more than marketing materials when they buy products and services. Of course, what you say and how you say it is important, but so is what others are saying.

In fact, 9 out of 10 consumers read reviews before purchasing. So you don’t want to ignore review sites, because you can exert plenty of influence in your responses. Today, GoDaddy is sharing with us which review sites matter to your industry.

Why are customer reviews important? People can gauge a consensus from a group of reviews. Instead of reading the individual experience of a professional critic, they can interpret the experiences of people who are more like them.

Get a better understanding of your customers. How nice would it be if every customer looked you in the eye and gave advice on what they feel could be improved with your business? Read between the lines of your reviews and determine what they really want.

Gain credibility. A 4-star rating with 100 reviews can hold much more weight than a 5-star rating with only 5 reviews. Having a high rating with a large number of reviews solidifies your status as a respectable business.

Boost customer loyalty. Simply put, a glowing review signifies a loyal customer. This isn’t about reward programs. The proof is in the pudding, and all those great reviews you have indicate a base of customers you’ll likely see again.

Make Google proud. Google’s algorithm takes business reviews into account when ranking pages. Having lots of good reviews can be a real SEO boost.

Google, Yelp, and Facebook are the most popular review spots, so pay close attention to those. For restaurants specifically, you have Zomato, OpenTable, Restaurant.com, and more. For home services, check out Angie’s List, HomeAdvisor, or Porch.

GoDaddy lists more review sites in the auto, real estate, and legal spaces, so start perusing what people are saying about you.

Stay Organized with Woven

Calendars keep us organized. We all love a jumbo desk paper calendar. After all, we stare at screens all day. So it’s nice to actually write things down, but it can get very cluttered, very quickly. And the horror of spilling your iced coffee on it! Let’s face it, calendars are only effective when it can be easily organized and altered if needed.

We all know what it’s like having tons of events on our calendars and questioning what they’re about. With Woven, you can tag your calendar events and see instant analytics of where you spend your time.

Hover over a calendar event and right-click to assign a tag. You can quickly see tags for each meeting and even filter by certain tags if need be. Most importantly, you can see on a daily and weekly basis where you’re spending your time so you can spend it on the things that matter most.

Try Woven today and take back your time.

Ruben Chavez (@thinkgrowprosper)

An Instagram account dedicated to helping people better themselves.

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