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Yelp lets you edit a review for 30 days and after that you need to update.
Do you often edit your reviews? Why?
Is it because of business feedback? Typos? Temporary incompetence?
You can also remove your review. Have you ever done that? Why?
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Hi all. I read comments how Yelp is a thing of the past, no one pays attention to Yelp, Yelp is done for, et al. You've seen business articles and opinion pieces bemoaning Yelp, and they're unpleasant. There might be a spot of truth, but so far, Yelp is still here.
I'm giving a shout out to fellow Yelpers and the business community who still feel Yelp has value and helps people make informed decisions. Over the past month, I've been on a spree to call out things in reviews that have resulted in owners and managers sending me DMs thanking me for seeing positives and negatives, and in some cases, asking for second chances.
I love Yelp. It's fun to read good reviews and updated ones along with the painfully explicit ones. Thanks to Yelpers who keep it real and Yelp HQ.
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I think this would be a interesting topic, do anyone integrate Yelp with Google, Facebook or Apple?
When I made my account, I just created mine to my email address. I don't like to connect different platforms together. I think it will make your account vulnerable especially when one of them gets compromise.
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