how can you tell fake reviews on amazon

how can you tell fake reviews on amazon

the better resolution is to just keep doing a good job and keep asking for reviews, and you can push that one or two negatives down on the list. that 4.8 average score may get you more calls than the 5 anyway, as people get better at spotting the fakes. i have heard many stories where a client or business owner tells me they had someone say they were drawn to them by the way they handled a negative reviewer. as long as they aren't flooding in, it is actually a great opportunity to show your personality and professionalism. many more people read the negative reviews and how you respond than bother to read the positives, as long as your overall score is respectable. look at who is leaving reviews: you can click on the reviewer's name in bold and see their review history. if you see a company with many reviewers that don't have any other reviews or seem to have random 1 or 5-star reviews scattered all across the country or world, rather than a more natural cluster of reviews in one geographic area and a few from other areas they may have visited while away, you may be looking at fake profiles from a fake review network. take a look and see if a large percentage of reviews for a company seem to be of this type.

the better resolution is to just keep doing a good job and keep asking for reviews, and you can push that one or two negatives down on the list. that 4.8 average score may get you more calls than the 5 anyway, as people get better at spotting the fakes. i have heard many stories where a client or business owner tells me they had someone say they were drawn to them by the way they handled a negative reviewer. as long as they aren't flooding in, it is actually a great opportunity to show your personality and professionalism. many more people read the negative reviews and how you respond than bother to read the positives, as long as your overall score is respectable. look at who is leaving reviews: you can click on the reviewer's name in bold and see their review history. if you see a company with many reviewers that don't have any other reviews or seem to have random 1 or 5-star reviews scattered all across the country or world, rather than a more natural cluster of reviews in one geographic area and a few from other areas they may have visited while away, you may be looking at fake profiles from a fake review network. take a look and see if a large percentage of reviews for a company seem to be of this type.

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