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What star ratings and review counts are worth to a local business, with benchmarks from the Google ratings of 46,800 businesses.
Reviews and revenue
Most of the cost of review management is staff time, and most of the return comes from customers who choose you over the business next door. Here is a simple way to work out the ROI, with three worke…
Reviews and revenue
Yes, and by more than most owners think. A 3.5 sits below the line two in three customers draw, while 4.5 is now close to the middle of the pack. Here is what the gap costs and how to close it.
Reviews and revenue
Yes, but not in the way most owners expect. Reviews raise sales by getting you found, getting you chosen and letting customers trust you enough to pay. Here is the evidence, and where it stops.
Reviews and revenue
A review appears in minutes, but the results come in layers: weeks for customers to notice, months for rankings and revenue. Here is a realistic timeline and what speeds it up.
Reviews and revenue
For most local businesses a good Google rating now starts at 4.5, because three in four competitors already have one. Here is what good looks like in your category, and why review count changes every…
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Each Rate My Ratings report reads every public review of every comparable business in one category and one location, and turns them into a five-part document you can act on.
