Online reviews have become an increasingly common resource provided by businesses.
The likes of Amazon have made it a staple part of their proposition, while some other organisations have built their entire business model on online reviews.
But are online reviews really worth their salt? Are they really that influential?
This infographic from Truthfinder examines research evidence to find out.
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After two decades of experience working as a journalist and editor covering business and technology, including over 15 years as editor of MyCustomer, Neil now works as senior content manager at skills-based workforce management platform provider Spotted Zebra. ...
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Online reviews do play a big role in helping customers make buying decisions. It is not only for b2c buying decisions but also influences b2b buying decisions as well. Many businesses check the online reputation and ratings of a business before they sign an agreement with them. This is true for web development companies, call center services, third-party PR and marketing firms and even law firms.
Thanks (0)It's a normal tendency to check before have, so every consumer feels a need to review what he going to buy. May before buying bigger products or even buying movie tickets.
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