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Scott BarnettApril 21, 2015 I read Phil Rozek’s thoughtful blog post on the types of people who can write online reviews for your business. I responded to his post with the following opinions: “Reviews suffer from many issues: (1) The general public doesn’t know anything about the person giving the review (generally speaking). How do … Continue reading We’ve Gotten Much Too Comfortable With 5 Star Reviews
