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    How do you get people to leave reviews for your business?

    Sid Ambili
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    Hey PH community! I'm curious to know how you all encourage your customers to leave reviews. Personally, I’ve found it challenging to get customers to take the time to write detailed feedback. Do you offer incentives, make the process super simple, or maybe something else? What strategies have worked best for you in getting those valuable reviews? Looking forward to hearing your tips and experiences!

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    Rav Josh
    Incorporating a stories feature into your platform sounds amazing! Writing for us is a new addition would allow users to share updates and moments with friends and server members in an interactive and captivating way. Stories are great for encouraging casual interactions that could boost user engagement substantially. Considering their success, on social media platforms implementing something similar could bring significant benefits to your website. Be sure to incorporate privacy settings so that users can control who has access, to their stories and maintain a safe and pleasant user experience.
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    Jao Japitana
    Syllaby
    Syllaby
    Try out their product and Do the same for them :-)
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    Rose Brown
    offering a small discount on future purchases has worked wonders for us
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    Milli Sen
    Primeb.io
    Primeb.io
    I'm assuming you're referring to product reviews. Build a product that leaves them impressed from first sight.
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    Sid Ambili
    @millisen So right! If the product wows customers right out of the gate, they'll be way more inclined to leave great reviews. Appreciate you highlighting that crucial point!
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    Mather Marker
    By giving them quality services
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    Sid Ambili
    @mather_marker You make an excellent point! Quality service and experience is really the best way to earn reviews organically
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    mygarbageschedule
    In my case I am offering discount or coupon code on their emails, If they place a review on my website about the product that have they purchased. I am offering ear defenders and different kinds of earbuds.
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    Sid Ambili
    @mygarbageschedule That's a really smart approach! Thanks for sharing your strategy. It's giving me some good ideas to pass along to my business partner
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    Geetanjali Shrivastava
    Adaptiv Me
    Adaptiv Me
    I think incentives are a great motivator. I left a few reviews on G2 for products I really liked, and getting incentives like Amazon vouchers and goodies worked as a motivating factor for me, making me leave reviews for other products (even though all of them didn't offer incentives).
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    Prema Toppo
    Launching soon!
    You can ask them over email or add a review button to your website. We don't offer incentives. Additionally, we imported our Product Hunt reviews. Check out our Wall of Love: https://www.feedspace.io/w/tTK2s....
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    Sid Ambili
    @prema_toppo Those are great tips! Definitely taking notes over here. And also you got some amazing reviews
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    Gurkaran Singh
    Getting customers to leave reviews is like coaxing a cat into a bath - tricky but doable! I've had luck by personalizing requests, showcasing the impact reviews have on businesses, and sometimes, a subtle sprinkle of humor works like catnip. How do you tackle this challenge?
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    Sid Ambili
    @thestarkster Haha love the analogy of getting reviews. Personalizing requests instead of generic blasts is a really smart tactic
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    Anastasia Liamets
    First, build a good product - then identify the best moment to collect feedback from specific customers. For example, after they already experienced aha moment, got the value and upgraded from free to paid. Milestone https://www.milestoneflow.io/ actually can be a good source of insights here. Incentivizing work well too: better focus on personal rewards, like Amazon gift card or some bonuses, rather than company-related. Noticed people are more motivated to get something for themselves.
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    Sid Ambili
    @anliamets You make an excellent point! Timing the feedback request perfectly is key. And yes definitely personal rewards too. Thanks for sharing! Btw, Mile stone is really interesting, Lobed the idea of product gamification ..!!
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