Tripadvisor write a review

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The answer is from Adam Medros, Senior Vice President of Global Products: “Every single review we receive goes through our automated tracking system. Each review identified as suspicious is then manually reviewed by our team of content specialists.
Sometimes we send a verification email to the user for an additional level of protection to ensure that the user is a real person submitting a review about a real experience. Our sophisticated systems determine when a verification should be sent and if we do not receive a response from the user to that verification, we do not publish the comment.
We continue to develop and refine our fraud detection process on an ongoing basis, using advanced fraud modeling, forensic network analytics, and user and merchant behavioral analysis. Our main goal of this continuous improvement is to ensure that we stay one step ahead of the fraudsters.

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In reality, businesses cannot explicitly remove reviews left on TripAdvisor. However, they can request TripAdvisor to remove all reviews that do not meet review guidelines.
Over its two decades in business, TripAdvisor has turned an initial $3 million investment into a $7 billion business by figuring out how to provide a service that no other technology company has quite mastered: constantly updated information on every imaginable element of travel.
TripAdvisor is where we go to praise, critique and shop our way through the inhabited world. It is, in essence, a guestbook, a place where people record the highs and lows of their vacation experiences for the benefit of hotel owners and future guests.
And since user reviews can go beyond complaints of poor service and peeling wallpaper to far more serious claims of fraud, theft and sexual assault, their removal becomes a serious problem.

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To understand how reviews affect restaurant marketing, and the importance of responding to them, it is essential to put yourself in the shoes of the customer who writes them. So imagine the following situation:
You make a reservation at a spa, you attend with your partner and the experience turns out to be satisfactory. Half an hour later, you receive an invitation to leave a review on an online platform. As it was positive, you write a recommendation so that others can also enjoy the offer. After a while, you receive a reply from the spa manager, thanking you for your opinion and inviting you to come back whenever you want. How would you feel after reading this reply?
Now imagine that the spa has disappointed you, so you write a review telling what happened to you, to inform other users and prevent them from experiencing the same thing. You are also motivated to tell the spa what they are doing wrong. Would you want the spa to respond?
Probably yes, and you would probably also be pleasantly surprised to receive a response from the manager apologizing, acknowledging the failure and committing to improve the aspects you mention.    While this is happening, other users have read your review, and have read especially the manager’s response, which will undoubtedly have affected their decision making, and the experience in your restaurant is exactly the same! To give you an idea, in ElTenedor we have…+ 7 million reviews written by users who have visited our partner restaurants, and many of these reviews have had a response from the restaurants, and have been read by other users, whose purchase decision has been affected by these conversations. That’s why it’s important to understand the power of these responses and especially their effect on the restaurant’s marketing. Here are 7 basic tricks that never fail. Take note:1 – Respond quickly and kindlyOnce customers have left their comments, it should not take more than 24 hours to receive a response, as this keeps the memory of the restaurant alive and also shows that you care about them. Do this in a kind tone, regardless of whether it is the worst of criticisms or the best of compliments. Both aspects are a good starting point: timely and cordial.

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Today’s world is, without a doubt, a sea of information. All that information is data delivered via the internet. Thus, everything we see, read and hear is mostly digital information that can be manipulated at the whim of whoever issues it, without its veracity being examined or put under analysis or corroboration.
Today’s world exposes us to instantaneous and increasingly fleeting flows of information as we are all immersed in a hectic life where every minute is precious. Our concentration is increasingly scarce because our access to information is fast, pre-digested in advance, where we take as valid and true everything we consume.
In this story, Oobah Butler sets up a fake restaurant in a shed in his garden in Dulwich, South London. Through a group of people Butler arranges to write fake reviews for six months, the journalist manages to generate such a buzz that everyone wants to be part of the experience and book a reservation at this distinctive restaurant. From food critics, bloggers to PR agencies. The restaurant made it to the top of TripAdvisor, eventually reaching #1 out of 18,000 restaurants in London.

Eduardo José Cazorla