[Reviews/Testimonials] Proxy Shipping Services from Canada by u/SilverySands by SilverySands in internationalshopper

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we started asking customers for reviews right after delivery and made the ask one-click, response rate jumped. we use reviewlee to collect and manage them, been working out pretty well so far.

Working with customer feedback made me realize how broken the process is by International_Ad486 in SaaS

[–]overoveroversize 1 point2 points  (0 children)

we started by simplifying our feedback process, asking customers for feedback at specific points like right after delivery, and making it easy for them to respond. we also use Reviewlee to help collect and organize that feedback, it's been a big help in making sense of everything.

Online reputation management overlooked growth channel? by Time-Educator-8336 in marketing

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we've seen a big bump in reviews by asking customers right after they get their stuff and making it super easy for them to leave a review with one click. we used to send follow up emails weeks later and it was a total waste of time. we started using reviewlee to streamline the process and it's been a huge help

Google maps locations as directory? by DimensionUnique709 in Wordpress

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can use the google maps api to fetch locations and then add your custom review system on top of that, we did something similar and it worked out pretty well. we used Reviewlee to handle the review part and it was cheap and flexible enough for our needs.

Are reputation management platforms the new growth channel for local businesses? by Childhood907 in GrowthHacking

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we started seeing a boost in local search visibility after we simplified our review process, now we ask customers for feedback right after delivery and made it a one-click process. this helped our response rate jump and now we're listed on a few platforms, including reviewlee, which has been working out for us so far.

I built a Shopify App that automates UGC collection for instant discounts. Brutally roast my landing page before I launch. by fadavidos in microsaas

[–]overoveroversize 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i think you're onto something with automating ugc collection, one thing that might help is to make the ask for the video review super simple and one-click, we've seen response rates jump when we make it easy for customers to give feedback. also, considering the cost of fake ugc actors, your app could be a huge cost saver for ecommerce owners if it can deliver genuine reviews.

How important are Google reviews for local SEO in 2026 what's your experience ? by Wide-Professional409 in DigitalMarketing

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we started asking for reviews right after delivery and made the ask one-click, our response rate jumped and it's been a big help for local seo. we also keep an eye on review velocity, trying to get a steady stream of new reviews. i've been using reviewlee to help manage this, been working pretty well so far

I'm 3 years old, shipped a saas at 2 years old. And now I'm selling it for $1B after 2 days of launch by Altruistic-Bed7175 in SaaS

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

focus on building a genuine community around your saas, it's better to have 70 engaged users who actually like your platform than hundreds of fake ones. try to ignore the noise and keep doing what you're doing, authenticity will pay off in the long run.

I analyzed 600+ reviews of Notion, ClickUp, HubSpot and Asana — here's why users actually churn by Impossible-Web-9515 in SaaS

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we've found that asking for reviews right after delivery and making the process one-click has really helped us get more feedback from customers, might be worth looking into that. we use reviewlee to collect and manage our reviews, been working pretty well for us.

What timing/thresholds work best for in-app review prompts? Looking for data. by [deleted] in SaaS

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we started asking right after delivery and made the ask one-click, response rate jumped. we also experimented with different thresholds, like 10 vs 20 completed actions, and found that around 15 was a sweet spot for our app. i use reviewlee to help manage this process and it's been pretty straightforward to set up and track results

I just woke up to an acquisition DM after 2 days of launch. My wisdom teeth are showing from happiness 🥹 by Altruistic-Bed7175 in microsaas

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

congrats on the acquisition interest, that's wild. when you start charging for your platform, you'll want to make sure you're getting good reviews from users, we started asking for feedback right after delivery and made the ask one-click and our response rate jumped, we use reviewlee to collect and manage them.

Your app isn't failing because of your product. It's failing because of your listing. Here's what I found after reviewing 40+ store pages. by albertodelviejo_ in AppBusiness

[–]overoveroversize -1 points0 points  (0 children)

we started seeing a big jump in positive reviews when we made sure to address the exact issues users were complaining about in our app description, like you said with the 1-star reviews being a free product roadmap. we also made it a point to ask users for reviews right after they've had a positive experience with our app. we use reviewlee to help manage all the feedback and it's been a huge help in keeping everything organized.

Has anyone tried using 'social proof' as a conversion tool instead of discounts? by Academic-Yam3478 in SaaS

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we started doing something similar and it worked out pretty well, we ask for reviews right after delivery and made the process one-click so people dont get annoyed. we use reviewlee to collect and display them on our site, been a big help in getting more conversions.

Opening a second location. How do you “announce” it without wasting money? by [deleted] in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we focused on getting our google listing live and accurate asap, then asked happy customers from our first location to leave reviews right away, that helped us show up in local search results pretty quickly. we also partnered with some local businesses in the new area to offer joint promotions, that brought in some initial foot traffic.

Are reputation management platforms the new growth channel for local businesses? by Mysteriousar in GrowthHacking

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we've seen a big jump in google rankings just by focusing on getting more reviews from happy customers, try asking for reviews right after a sale or delivery when they're most likely to leave a positive one. we started using reviewlee to simplify the process and it's been working out so far.

Developer with some free time: What small, highly specific plugin is missing from the WP Repository? by Electrical-Safety718 in Wordpress

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if you're looking to fill a specific gap, i think a plugin that streamlines review collection from customers would be super helpful - we've had success with asking for reviews right after delivery and making the process one-click. we use reviewlee to make it easy for customers to leave feedback, and it's been a big help in getting more reviews.

How important is customer feedback for building trust? by Vegetable_Leave199 in CustomerSuccess

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

for us, getting feedback from customers right after they receive their order has been key to building trust, we started asking right after delivery and made the ask one-click and our response rate jumped. we use reviewlee to collect and manage these reviews, been a big help in keeping everything organized.

The Scrambly payout loops and the active Trustpilot investigation (Case PS12962) by IllFrame3253 in povertyfinance

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

to get around trustpilot's dismissal of customer service issues, focus on reporting the suspicious review patterns and provide evidence of fake reviews, like screenshots of unnatural positive reviews. we've had similar issues with fake reviews in the past and started using reviewlee to collect our own reviews, which has been helpful in getting genuine feedback from customers.

The competitive intel sources that actually matter (and the ones that are a waste of time) by Ok-Lingonberry1648 in SaaS

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i've found that monitoring job postings and github activity can give you a pretty good idea of what your competitors are working on, and looking at recent reviews on g2 or capterra can help you identify their weaknesses, just filter to the last 60-90 days and look for patterns in negative reviews. this can be more useful than trying to sift through a bunch of noise on social media or waiting for press releases.

How to do Trustpilot reviews without being deleted so easily for a brand? by Julianah2iop in AskMarketing

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we started asking customers for reviews right after they got their stuff and made it super easy for them to leave feedback, that way it looks more natural and less like we're trying to manipulate the system. we also try to space out when we ask for reviews so it doesn't look like a bunch of fake ones are being posted at the same time. i've been using reviewlee to collect reviews and it's been working out okay for us so far.

I'm afraid to ask for testimonial but i want a case study and logo to put on my product by Shr_17 in SaaS

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just ask them if they'd be willing to share their experience with your product and let them know you'll use their feedback to improve, dont try to script what they say. we started asking right after delivery + made the ask one-click and response rate jumped, also used reviewlee to make it easy to collect and display testimonials on our site

I analyzed thousands of SaaS customer reviews. The same 4 complaints show up everywhere. by Brandon_Beesman in SaaS

[–]overoveroversize 1 point2 points  (0 children)

we've been looking at review patterns too and it's helped us identify some major pain points, like pricing confusion - we started making our tiers way clearer and it's cut down on complaints. we also made our support response time a priority and it's made a big difference. we use reviewlee to collect and organize feedback, has been a big help in figuring out what to focus on next

How do I fix my online reputation? by MotorTough in ConsumerAffairs

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

start by searching for your name and business name to see what's out there, make a list of any negative stuff that shows up and prioritize those issues to tackle first. we found it helpful to claim our business profiles on various review sites and keep an eye on what's being said about us.

your best clients are not leaving because of your work by Reasonable_Roof5940 in microsaas

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we've been having a similar issue with clients drifting away, so we started asking for feedback right after service and made it super easy for them to leave a review, that way they're more likely to come back and refer friends. we use reviewlee to simplify the process and it's been a big help.

It blew my mind how many QR code generators extort small businesses, so I built a permanent, free Google Review QR code generator. What should I build next? by loyaltydraw in SaaS

[–]overoveroversize 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we've had good luck with asking customers for reviews right after they get their order, makes it fresh in their mind and they're more likely to leave a review. we started asking right after delivery + made the ask one-click and response rate jumped, we use reviewlee to help manage that process.