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Importance of review
- Thread starter eLdavis
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When we buy something online, or even offline, we always check reviews and ratings. The number of positive reviews and ratings means the products and services were liked by a lot of people and low ratings because it was not liked by many people. When people people are always interested in checking user reviews, therefore, if you are selling something, your first priority should be on getting positive reviews.
True, but there's a problem. Positive reviews can be fake. Nowadays you have people being paid to drop positive reviews of products and services they have probably never used before, and this can mislead people into buying substandard products.
We always have to review everything we buy, especially if we do it on platforms where we have never bought and we do not know well what the return policies will be if we make a wrong purchase, in the end it is your money and you have to review very well what you are buying.
Reviews are crucial as they build trust and credibility with potential customers. Positive reviews act as social proof, influencing decisions and boosting brand reputation. For businesses, they provide valuable feedback for improvement and can enhance SEO, driving more traffic.
Exactly, as I've always said, who doesn't feel more confident when reading reviews on a website? It's the first thing I read on any website or store before purchasing their service or product. You need to read more from people who have used the service or product and had a positive experience.
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Dealing with fake reviews is a big challenge. I'm many cases, there could be many people who may be getting paid to write a review. There is nothing wrong with paying someone to write a review if the writer is genuinely writing a review and not being dishonest or biased. Havi g said that, in most cases, this is not actually the case. Most of the time, the reviewer would be biased a they may be getting paid to write a favourable review about the company or the product.
I would never accept posting fake reviews. What would be the point? Besides, you can tell when they're fake. If customers realize they're fake, the only thing that will happen is that you'll lose future customers and the trust of the few customers you have. It's clearly never worth it.