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Brands are now defined by what shoppers tell each other. Learn how to build an authentic community and master modern word-of-mouth marketing.
Ebook

Let's face it - no matter how cool your brand is, or how well-received your products may be, you're going to occasionally receive negative reviews. That's just a fact. You've probably heard (maybe even from us) something along the lines of, "Negative reviews can actually be a good thing." Believe it or not, this is true - so long as you're proactive about reading and responding to new reviews. Regardless of sentiment, one thing is certain - brands need to be quick about reading and responding to new reviews as they come in. Up to 70% of dissatisfied customers will do business with a company again if their complaint is resolved. Even with reviews that are overwhelmingly positive, the job is not done - you should be engaging with satisfied customers just as often as ones who aren't. Responding to reviews in a proactive manner allows you to address customer issues as they occur, while also showing potential customers that you actually care. This e-book takes a closer look at why responding to customer feedback is important, best practices for responding to negative and positive reviews, and how to respond to customer questions.
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Brands are now defined by what shoppers tell each other. Learn how to build an authentic community and master modern word-of-mouth marketing.

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Build massive social proof and boost sales when you collect video reviews from your happiest customers. Start turning authentic stories into revenue today.

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In a mobile-dominated market, brands are invisible if they aren't “glance readable”. Learn what it takes to win the new digital shelf.
We’ll walk through your use case and show you how to turn authentic customer content into higher conversion across your site.