People Gave America’s Most Beautiful National Parks One-Star Reviews and They’re Hilarious
Yelp review forces change?
Has one of your reviews caused a business to make a business-wide change to a process or product?
Replacing a screwed up entree is one thing but a business-wide change is a much bigger deal!
Any good stories out there?
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“If I could give zero stars, I would”
As a rough guess, I'd say 20% of 1 star reviews have this exact line in them. Do they not realize that they are not the first person on Yelp to say this? As if, but for this disclaimer, a person reading their 1-star review might mistakenly think, "Oh, well they did give 1 star so then they must endorse it just a little." I can't stop reading a review fast enough as soon as I see this line.
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Will the new folder “Been there” ever be a restaurant ranking system like beli?
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After not using Yelp for many months, I finally visited the app to see if it's worth using still. I saw this new ranking feature, but it only would let me rank by "date added", which I would argue that it's really not useful. I thought this would be a bare bones version of beli where you rank against other places. Did anyone see this feature yet? Did anyone's "Been there" turn into a ranking system after a certain amount of places added? submitted by /u/echo3385 |
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