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☆ 4 tips for small businesses to get more customer reviews — and what to do with the feedback
  + stars: | 2023-10-17 | by ( Erica Sweeney | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +5 min
Reviews are a low-cost way to market your business and get live feedback from customers. Here, two small-business owners offer advice for collecting customer reviews and using them to scale their businesses. In a BrightLocal survey of shoppers, 88% of respondents said they were likely to use a business that responded to all customer reviews. When you ask for reviews and respond to them, you let your customers know that you value their feedback, Elston said. "Customer reviews are your live focus group where you get really valuable feedback that you can use to enhance the customer experience, enhance your product, and enhance your business overall," she said.
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☆ 3 friends share how they started a charcuterie side hustle that made $40,000 in its first month
  + stars: | 2022-12-29 | by ( Amanda Breen | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +8 min
That's what Ryan Culver, Caroline Elston, and Lowell Bieber, the Indiana-based friends behind charcuterie subscription service Platterful, discovered when they teamed up to launch their venture last year — and made $40,000 in their first month. Culver and Bieber previously partnered on a health-and-wellness subscription box, which they successfully scaled and sold in September 2020. Entrepreneur sat down with the trio to learn how they built their meat-and-cheese side hustle — and continue to fuel its growth. Even though Culver and Bieber had subscription experience, the cofounders did have to contend with a new complication: cold shipping. [With cofounders] you have other people to lean on — if you're having a tough day, maybe someone else is having a good day.
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