Surely, you know that customer reviews are important to some degree. After all, you’ve most definitely used some reviews to help you with a buying decision in the past.
Reviews provide
social proof
Therefore, we know right away that customer reviews can
provide social proof for your shop and its products. This, in a very
clear way, is building trust for your shop.
There are endless statistics showing the power of online
reviews in terms on converting customers. Here are a few noteworthy ones:
Product pages with customer reviews receive 3.5 times
more conversions than those without.
Three out of four shoppers say they trust online
reviews as much as recommendations from friends and family.
89% of online shoppers worldwide read reviews before
making a purchase decision.
However, customer reviews provide many more benefits for
your online shop...
Reviews can boost
your SEO
Besides social proof, customer reviews can help your
shop and products gain more visibility. How?
Through SEO (search engine optimisation).
In the eyes of Google, adding reviews to your website is
comparable to adding fresh content to your website. Google’s web crawlers will
scan websites for relevant information in order to decide where it should rank
in its search engine results pages (SERPs).
This “user-generated content” provides your website with
valuable keywords that will constantly be updated with the addition of new
reviews (Google also loves websites that constantly add new content). Therefore, the
more reviews you have, the higher you should rank in Google for your
company’s most important keywords.
Speaking of search engines, we all know how important it is
to get discovered through Google & co. Being able to rank on the first page
of your most important keywords can help bring hundreds (or thousands… or even
millions!) of visitors to your website every month.
Reviews provide
useful feedback
Last, but definitely not least, you should consider getting
customer reviews on your website because they not only provide your potential
customers with valuable feedback, but they also provide it to you!
Remember, optimisation doesn’t just mean tinkering with a
few website features and the wording of your ads. You can also optimise
the customer experience as well as your product line.
If you get too many negative reviews about your
customer service, for example, it might be time to consider some serious
internal changes. The same goes for bad reviews for a specific product. If too
many customers complain about a certain product, you might want to consider
removing it from your product line.
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