Reviews on langtrees vip

[Natalie Rose]

Hi guys,
I hope everyone had been well, and looking forward to the Easter holidays.
I’ve been slacked for asking reviews since I started here a year ago.

I’ve asked 5 clients in the past 3 shifts to write reviews. I am very pleased that all 5 clients were happy to write a review on my request. My goal this week to get 12 reviews.

My next tour in Easter I would love to reach 15-20 reviews for the 2 weeks period. Wish me luck

Getting good reviews is very important for several reasons:

1. Credibility and Trust: Positive reviews help build trust with potential customers or clients. People often rely on the experiences of others to make purchasing decisions, and a solid track record of good reviews signals that your product or service is reliable.
2. Reputation: Reviews shape your reputation. Consistently good reviews can help you stand out from competitors and can enhance your brand's image.
3. SEO and Visibility: Online reviews, especially on platforms like Google, Yelp, or industry-specific sites, can boost your visibility. They often factor into search engine rankings, meaning good reviews can help you appear higher in search results.
4. Feedback for Improvement: Reviews, both positive and negative, offer valuable feedback. They highlight what you’re doing well and areas where you can improve.
5. Customer Loyalty and Retention: Positive reviews can foster a sense of community and loyalty among your customers. It also provides social proof that can keep customers coming back.

Overall, good reviews can significantly impact your business's growth and success.

Let me know what you think?

 

[Miss Monique]

Men will leave reviews if they want to. Asking for them I have never encouraged. As it can be viewed as desperate.
You build a good business by offering an awesome service and treating the men like kings. Return and regular clients is far more valuable then written reviews you ask for.
To many reviews can have the opposite effect.
In 20 years, I have been reviewed less than 10 times. But majority of the gentleman, I see are regular clients. A lady providing an awesome service, the men will keep quiet.
That's just my perspective.
All the best sweetheart in reaching your goal.

 

[Blair Lane]

I actually quite like this idea, Nat! I think it’s an interesting comment above too. Maybe a poll online somewhere to see how clients respond when they see a plethora of reviews compared to profiles that display lower reviews? Would love to see the results.

 

[Phoebe]

Men will leave reviews if they want to. Asking for them I have never encouraged. As it can be viewed as desperate.
You build a good business by offering an awesome service and treating the men like kings. Return and regular clients is far more valuable then written reviews you ask for.
To many reviews can have the opposite effect.
In 20 years, I have been reviewed less than 10 times. But majority of the gentleman, I see are regular clients. A lady providing an awesome service, the men will keep quiet.
That's just my perspective.
All the best sweetheart in reaching your goal.

The quiet achiever.

 

[Shazaam]

I'm pretty sure it's illegal in some places for businesses to request a review. Not sure about Australia federal laws or the Australian state laws. One thing I've found on internet is not to read so much the good reviews but the bad reviews let you in on how good/bad it is. I've found it's not hard to get 5 star reviews which is very misleading. But I would like to reiterate I read the bad reviews and this puts me on right path. Sometimes businesses offer/give reward to reviewer for 5 star review....

Perhaps focus on getting repeat client's by asking good price's etc. Instead of trying to bait them with reviews as eventually you'll hit the bottom of the barrel if you have no repeat clients?