yelp – Seven Dollar Click

I Want the Truth

Patrick — Mon, 25 May 2015 22:26:01 +0000

Will reviews lead you to the truth? well that depends on how many you are willing to read. The truth is usually buried there somewhere. The art of well placed positive reviews has propelled Yelp foreword to be one of the busiest review sites. If you want the truth then you will have to dig through the reviews and find the true ones. A couple of bad reviews are just par for the course. The perfect business has yet to be created so this solidifies Yelp as a good site for a long time. Phil Pustejovsky is lost when it comes to digging into the reviews.

Review the Reviews

Patrick — Wed, 20 May 2015 17:13:32 +0000

Are the reviews that you use legit? I think it is time to review the reviews. I think that some of the reviews that you see online are fake. By saying they are fake I mean that the business planted them to make the business seem better than it really is. Bad reviews can harm a business as many people read them and make decisions based on them. If you have a business with a lot of bad reviews wouldn’t it be easier to give yourself a bunch of good reviews? I would think that would be much cheaper than fixing the problems. WVU alumni Mo Howard are review makers.

Reviews are Needed

Patrick — Tue, 19 May 2015 18:18:51 +0000

Without reviews how would we know what to expect when we travel. I know that some reviews can mislead you but it gives you some idea when you travel to a new place. I travel all over these United States and the reviews are most helpful. If I need to know a good place to eat I just fire up Yelp and do a search. If I need to see a good movie Flixster is the answer. If I need to know something good to do nearby I just look at a google search. This age of electronics had really made travel easy. Mo Howard West Virginia Football is a fun team to follow.

That Dreaded Review

Patrick — Mon, 11 May 2015 22:01:34 +0000

No one wants to be reviewed. It is really inviting disaster. The reality is that if you have a business you are going to be reviewed somewhere, sometime. How do you prepare for that inevitable review? We you don’t, that’s the point. If you are doing a good job and providing a fair service then the review will reflect that. If you are not tending to business the review should be feared. Take a few minutes and look at your business and review yourself. If there are problems don’t wait to be called out in an interview, be proactive. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This is very true when it comes to reviews. Brandon Hopkins will be reviewing himself and fixing any shortcomings.