The Future of Product Reviews: Key Takeaways for Brands and Marketers

by Sunil Sharma
Managing Partner, SKS Consulting & Advisors, India

10.46679/978819573226510

Sharma, Sunil (2023). The Future of Product Reviews: Key Takeaways for Brands and Marketers. In Managing Product Reviews: A Comprehensive Guide for Brands and Businesses (pp 152-164). CSMFL Publications. https://dx.doi.org/10.46679/978819573226510

Abstract

The future of product reviews in marketing and sales will require brands to leverage customer feedback to drive value, engagement, and growth. Key takeaways from this chapter are that product reviews affect consumer purchase decisions and trust, that they provide valuable information about customer needs and preferences, that they can be used to improve review strategies for different touchpoints, that they can be used to create and distribute content, that they can actively manage and engage with customer feedback, and that they can be trusted.

Keywords: Product reviews, social proof, customer feedback, marketing, authenticity

This is a part of: Managing Product Reviews: A Comprehensive Guide for Brands and Businesses by Sunil Sharma

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