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How 5 Growing Industries Attract Customers with Reviews

How 5 Growing Industries Attract Customers with Reviews | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Learn how brands in niche industries like drones, financial services, and lingerie are coming up with creative methods to use reviews to drive sales.


When people think about industries that use reviews, their minds tend to two places first:

Restaurants that ask for Yelp endorsements to attract more traffic, or eCommerce stores that display customer testimonials to improve on-site conversion.

But tons of growing industries have started using reviews in innovative, industry-specific ways to attract customers, gain traction, and boost sales....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Five examples of how industries use customer reviews to build business.

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Consumers Trust User-Generated Content | L2: The Daily

Consumers Trust User-Generated Content | L2: The Daily | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Consumers trust content created by users more than most types of media, according to a recent L2 study on user-generated content. This trust extends to visuals, where amateur snaps on Instagram produce higher conversion rates than professional brand photos.


Fifty-five percent of consumers trust customer photos more than professional ones....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

User-generated content has the biggest impact on consumers. Worth noting.

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Get your copy of the Bazaarvoice CGC Index

Get your copy of the Bazaarvoice CGC Index | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Welcome to the modern state of consumer behavior. Today, people express their opinions about products and brands freely in the form of reviews, questions and answers, social media posts, pictures, videos, and even quick chat comments.

At BAZAARVOICE, we call this consumer-generated content (CGC).

CGC refers to all forms of digital content that people create about a product or service they have experienced, used, purchased, or considered. CGC can be everything from a critical rating to a comprehensive review, a picture, a video, or a brief comment; it can be a rich, experiential story, or an uncontrollable emotional outburst. Far more often than not, the time and effort to create and share this content is driven by the will of people to help, inform, protect, entertain, or inspire confidence in other consumers.

These are the people we know, love, and specialize in: both the advocates and detractors. Their voices help brands and retailers connect with others when and where they shop....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Learn how consumer-generated or user-generated content can help build your business.

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Marketing to Millennials: Why User-Generated Content Works Best | ReferralCandy

Marketing to Millennials: Why User-Generated Content Works Best | ReferralCandy | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

An infographic by Crowdtap and Ipsos showed how much millennials (individuals born in the 1980s or later) use and trust user-generated content (UGC).


Here are some interesting facts:

-  Millennials trust UGC 50% more than other media. This doesn’t surprise us in the least, and we’ll explore why below.

-  More millennials trust peer reviews (68%) than professional reviews (64%!).Think Wikipedia vs Encyclopædia Britannica. Just because something is ‘professional’ doesn’t mean it’s accurate.

-  UGC influences millennials’ purchasing decisions 20% more than other media. After all, would you still readily buy something after reading a bad review?...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

User generated content may be just the ticket when you have a marketing campaign targeting Millennials.

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