Include all aspects of your experience, not just one thing, like only the food your ordered. Don’t just say that a business was “good” or “bad” - use details to paint a picture of your experience.Ĭustomer service tops the list of helpful descriptors, as well as ambiance, cleanliness, overall quality, cost, wait times, parking, location, names of helpful staff and any stand-out factors. What was true in your high school English class is still true today: Show, don’t tell. There is so much to explore and enjoy within a short distance, and I want to help others find adventure right here. I write reviews to share information that I’d want if I was looking and to help people find unexpected spots. Add in a desire to spread city pride, celebrate experiences and create a log of where they’ve been (similar to having a blog), and you have the makings of Yelp Elite reviews. Remember the “why” behind reviews: helping othersīy far, Yelp Elites’ biggest motivation is to give back to local businesses with honest feedback and to give back to the Yelp community by helping steer users in the right direction.
Looking to up your review game, perhaps to get that “Elite” icon on your reviews? Check out what Yelp Elites had to say about how and why they write. With this in mind, we sought to pick the brains of our Yelp Elite Squad members about their writing process, and more than 850 Yelp Elites from across the United States and Canada responded to our survey.
The Yelp Elite Squad and their reviews are a huge part of that! The Elite community is the heart and soul of Yelp, and Yelp Elites typically write our best, most-read reviews, motivating consumers to book appointments, step into businesses and keep their money in the local economy. Did you know: 92 percent of consumers who use consumer online review sites say they usually make a purchase after visiting Yelp - and most the time they do so within the same week.
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