Sixty-eight percent of millennials trust online reviews, compared to just 34 percent that trust TV advertising. Consumers who view user-generated content tend to convert into customers at a higher rate, too—133 percent—than those who don’t check out what consumers are saying.
However, the online tactic comes with many questions. Can consumers really trust those reviews? For brand managers, how do you deal with a bad online review? How many reviews should you have?
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You know that you shouldn’t pay for fake positive reviews, but where does social media fit into the equation—and how should you handle feedback on Facebook and Twitter in comparison to a Yelp review?
There’s tons of evidence that negative reviews can sink a business. Most people (86 percent) will hesitate to make a purchase if they read a bad review.
For everything you need to know about online reviews and more, check out the infographic from Website Builder below:
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