Best Practices for Responding to Yelp Reviews

 
            The 
Do’s and Don’ts of Responding
 
… and How to Handle with Care
 
Reviews:
 
01
   Who Uses Yelp
02
   Private vs. Public Responses
03
   Managing Your Reputation
04
   Quality Controls
 
Who Uses Yelp and Why?
 
01
 
Why Yelp Exists:
 
Connecting people with great
local businesses.
 
Yelp:
 
A look at the numbers.
 
142 Million
monthly visitors
 
77 Million
total reviews
 
Who uses Yelp?
 
Relatively Affluent, Educated Adults
 
Since Day One:
 
Our focus has been on creating a community of reviewers.
Click On Any User’s Profile To Learn More:
 
 
Yelp:
 
A look at the numbers.
 
 
In a Nielsen study, we found that…
 
 
and that…
 
Private Vs. Public Responses
 
02
 
Start Here:
 
www.biz.yelp.com
 
Connect with Customers:
 
Send a Private Message
 
Connect with Customers:
 
Post a Public Comment
 
Myth:
 
Most Yelp reviews are negative.
 
64%
 
13%
 
13%
 
27%
 
39%
 
Fact:
 
Nearly 80% of Yelp reviews are 3-Stars of higher.
 
Managing Your Reputation
 
04
 
Negative Review?
 
Stop, Drop & Roll.
 
Remember These Steps!
 
Don't respond immediately.  The best advice I've received
is to sleep on it (although I typically lose sleep over such
reviews).  Waiting 24 hours can make all the difference.
 
STEP ONE:
 
STOP
 
01
 
Remember These Steps!
 
Drop the prideful, defensive and harsh response. Let a
trusted co-worker or friend read through your response
before posting. Remember taking the high road is rarely a
bad idea.
 
STEP TWO:
 
DROP
 
02
 
Remember These Steps!
 
Roll with it. In the end, you can’t control the opinions of
your clients. Attempt to mend any valid issues this person
presented through their review. Keep providing the best
possible service and products. Do those things and the
more affectionate reviews will exponentially multiply!
 
STEP THREE:
 
ROLL
 
03
Stop, Drop & Roll Example:
Incredible Wine and Spirits, Colorado.
 
Stop, Drop & Roll Example:
 
A customers one–star review.
 
“Bought some tequila and mix – they put both in a
paper bag not designed to hold one, let alone both. As
you can imagine, the bottle broke through the bag and
$36 worth of tequila crashed to the ground
.
 
— Martine A.
 
Stop, Drop & Roll Example:
 
A business owners response.
 
Please accept my apologies…I can tell you this is
simply what we are not committed to do. We will be
happy to refund the bottle and provide a $25 gift
card.
 
— David D., General Manager
 
Stop, Drop & Roll Example:
 
A customers updated five–star review.
 
“I appreciate their acknowledgement of the issue, their
promise to correct it and their generosity to make
amends. A business that knows when to make something
right is worth our patronage.”
 
— Martine A.
 
Quality Control
 
04
 
Quality Controls:
 
Yelp uses recommendation software.
 
Why Some Reviews Are Not Recommended
 
Quality Controls:
 
Why some reviews come down.
 
Flagging Reviews
 
Get More Engagement
 
04
Optimize Your Listing:
What’s the Benefit?
 
Don’t Ask For Reviews
 
Just leave a trail of breadcrumbs.
 
Don’t Ask For Reviews
 
Just leave a trail of breadcrumbs.
 
Additional Help
 
USER SUPPORT TEAM
yelp.com/contact
 
BUSINESS SUPPORT CENTER
biz.yelp.com/support
 
BUSINESS OWNER LOG–IN
biz.yelp.com
 
We know just the place.
Quick Note, Advertising Doesn’t Impact Reviews:
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Effective strategies for managing and responding to reviews on Yelp, including private vs. public responses, reputation management, and tips for quality control. Discover who uses Yelp, why it exists, and key statistics about the platform. Learn how to engage with customers through private messages and public comments.

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  1. The Dos and Donts of Responding Reviews: and How to Handle with Care

  2. 01 Who Uses Yelp 02 Private vs. Public Responses 03 Managing Your Reputation 04 Quality Controls

  3. Who Uses Yelp and Why? 01

  4. Why Yelp Exists: Connecting people with great local businesses.

  5. Yelp: A look at the numbers. 142 Million monthly visitors 77 Million total reviews

  6. Who uses Yelp? Relatively Affluent, Educated Adults

  7. Since Day One: Our focus has been on creating a community of reviewers.

  8. Click On Any Users Profile To Learn More:

  9. Yelp: A look at the numbers.

  10. In a Nielsen study, we found that

  11. and that

  12. Private Vs. Public Responses 02

  13. Start Here: www.biz.yelp.com

  14. Connect with Customers: Send a Private Message

  15. Connect with Customers: Post a Public Comment

  16. Myth: Most Yelp reviews are negative.

  17. Fact: Nearly 80% of Yelp reviews are 3-Stars of higher. 13% 27% 64% 39% 13%

  18. Managing Your Reputation 04

  19. Negative Review? Stop, Drop & Roll.

  20. Remember These Steps! STEP ONE: STOP Don't respond immediately. The best advice I've received is to sleep on it (although I typically lose sleep over such reviews). Waiting 24 hours can make all the difference.

  21. Remember These Steps! STEP TWO: DROP Drop the prideful, defensive and harsh response. Let a trusted co-worker or friend read through your response before posting. Remember taking the high road is rarely a bad idea.

  22. Remember These Steps! STEP THREE: ROLL Roll with it. In the end, you can t control the opinions of your clients. Attempt to mend any valid issues this person presented through their review. Keep providing the best possible service and products. Do those things and the more affectionate reviews will exponentially multiply!

  23. Stop, Drop & Roll Example: Incredible Wine and Spirits, Colorado.

  24. Stop, Drop & Roll Example: A customers one star review. Bought some tequila and mix they put both in a paper bag not designed to hold one, let alone both. As you can imagine, the bottle broke through the bag and $36 worth of tequila crashed to the ground. Martine A.

  25. Stop, Drop & Roll Example: A business owners response. Please accept my apologies I can tell you this is simply what we are not committed to do. We will be happy to refund the bottle and provide a $25 gift card. David D., General Manager

  26. Stop, Drop & Roll Example: A customers updated five star review. I appreciate their acknowledgement of the issue, their promise to correct it and their generosity to make amends. A business that knows when to make something right is worth our patronage. Martine A.

  27. Quality Control 04

  28. Quality Controls: Yelp uses recommendation software.

  29. Why Some Reviews Are Not Recommended

  30. Quality Controls: Why some reviews come down.

  31. Flagging Reviews

  32. Get More Engagement 04

  33. Optimize Your Listing: What s the Benefit?

  34. Dont Ask For Reviews Just leave a trail of breadcrumbs.

  35. Dont Ask For Reviews Just leave a trail of breadcrumbs.

  36. Additional Help USER SUPPORT TEAM yelp.com/contact BUSINESS SUPPORT CENTER biz.yelp.com/support BUSINESS OWNER LOG IN biz.yelp.com

  37. We know just the place.

  38. Quick Note, Advertising Doesnt Impact Reviews:

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