RatingScoop’s API lets you request a customer review automatically when a significant action happens in another app, such as your appointment system or eCommerce store. Zapier is an automation service that makes it super simple to connect different web apps together, using workflows called “Zaps”. Using Zapier, you can easily connect RatingScoop’s API to thousands… [Read More]
The Day Facebook Broke
A week ago today, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram “broke”. All over the world, people’s feeds were full of blank pictures. Photo and video sharing on all platforms just stopped working. It was hours before Facebook, Inc (who own all three platforms) admitted there was a problem. But by that time, the whole world knew something was… [Read More]
Case Study: Hypnotherapy Kent
Karen Martin runs Hypnotherapy Kent, which offers one-to-one hypnotherapy sessions as well as a range of self-hypnosis audio MP3s from her online store. She started collecting reviews with us back when we were called Trusted Practitioner, and now has over 120 reviews on her website. Karen says that her reviews have made a huge difference… [Read More]
Case Study: Avenue Health Osteopathy
Michael Walker, runs the Avenue Health Osteopathy practice in Surrey. He’s been collecting reviews with us since 2017. Back then, our service used the brand name, Trusted Practitioner. His osteopathy practice now has over 110 reviews. This has allowed him to improve his search engine rankings, attract more patients, and cut back on unprofitable advertising. As… [Read More]
How To Share Customer Feedback On Facebook & Other Social Media
RatingScoop’s share buttons make it simple for you (and your website visitors) to share customer feedback from your website to all the popular social networks – and we currently support sharing to Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn and WhatsApp. The share buttons let you share customer feedback as easily as sharing any other content. This not… [Read More]
Google Plus Closing Its Doors on 2nd April 2019
In the wake of security concerns and low usage, Google announced in October last year that it intended to shut down the consumer version of its Google Plus social network. The final closing date has now been confirmedas 2nd April 2019. In their announcement, Google says: On April 2nd, your Google+ account and any Google+ pages you created… [Read More]
