Study: 68% Left a Review for a Local Business When Asked

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Nov. 09, 2017

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Study: 68% Left a Review for a Local Business When Asked

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Study: 68% Left a Review for a Local Business When Asked

Nov. 09, 2017

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According to a new study, 68% of consumers left a review for a local business when asked; 74% of survey respondents said they were asked to leave a review. This suggests businesses that simply ask for reviews are more likely to get them than those that don’t. For more visit: http://bit.ly/2ApYaPp

According to a new study, 68% of consumers left a review for a local business when asked; 74% of survey respondents said they were asked to leave a review. This suggests businesses that simply ask for reviews are more likely to get them than those that don’t. For more visit: http://bit.ly/2ApYaPp

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