Marketplace
Marketplace
A marketplace is a type of e-commerce website where product or service information is provided by multiple third parties.
About the Element
This signal provides the user with information on whether the profile is available on HomeAdvisor and has the associated information included in their profile.
About the Test
This detects whether or not the business is listed on HomeAdvisor.
Why do we check for this?
With HomeAdvisor, homeowners can view average project costs, find local pre-screened home professionals, and instantly book appointments online.
How do we check for this?
We check HomeAdvisor for the availability of the business on HomeAdvisor. If marked with an X, the business is not available on the domain if marked with a Check the business is available in HomeAdvisor.
What can I do about it?
Here's how HomeAdvisor can help you maximize results from your Digital Marketplace Presence:
- HomeAdvisor allows you to solicit bids within minutes.
- HomeAdvisor has the largest number of affiliated contractors, more than any other matching service.
- HomeAdvisor helps with True Cost Guides.
- HomeAdvisor keeps track of past jobs in your account profile.
Business Name
This signal gives the name of the business, as listed in HomeAdvisor.
About the Test
This reports what HomeAdvisor displays as the actual business name.
Why do we check for this?
It is important for a business to maintain a consistent name across all of their platforms to ensure customer recognition and continued engagement.
How do we check for this?
We get this data from public business names listed in HomeAdvisor.
What can I do about it?
A correct Business Name can help maximize
- How a company is registered in HomeAdvisor.
- How a business is viewed within their location.
Business Since
This signal reports the number of years a company has been in business.
About the Test
The test determines what year the business was started.
Why do we check for this?
The longevity of a business is a strong indicator of its credibility within the market.
How do we check for this?
We get this data from the availability of the business started year in HomeAdvisor.
What can I do about it?
With an accurate business age, you can tailor your efforts to appeal to:
- How long the business has been serving the public.
- How its longevity and credibility is perceived by the market.
Is Approved
This signal Indicates whether the business is Approved and Verified by HomeAdvisor.
About the Test
This reports whether the business is HomeAdvisor approved.
Why do we check for this?
If the prospect has not been approved and screened by HomeAdvisor through their verification process, BuzzBoard will perform additional testing to evaluate the business' genuineness.
How do we check for this?
HomeAdvisor makes their approval data publicly available.
What can I do about it?
With approval information, you know:
- Whether this service professional has passed the HomeAdvisor screening process.
- To trust the following credentials - Criminal Background Check, Licensing, Identity Verification (SSN Number), State Business Filings & Corporate Accounts.
Services Offered
This signal lists what services are offered by the business.
About the Test
Either detects or analyzes what the business' areas of expertise are, as listed in HomeAdvisor.
Why do we check for this?
To generate a more robust understanding of a business, it is important to know what services they promote on HomeAdvisor.
How do we check for this?
This data is available directly from HomeAdvisor's services listings for a business.
What can I do about it?
Here's how HomeAdvisor can help you to maximize results from the Services Offered signal:
- Available services of the business.
- Area of the expertise of the business.
- Related Services Available from Other Professionals in HomeAdvisor.
Services Area
This signal reports on the operational areas of the business.
About the Test
This detects what locations a business is servicing.
Why do we check for this?
It is important to understand the geographical boundaries of a business and its services.
How do we check for this?
This data is available directly from HomeAdvisor's service area listings for a business.
What can I do about it?
With information on the areas serviced by the business, you can more accurately identify competitors and design stronger marketing plans.
Product Brands
This signal reports what brands are used by a business.
About the Test
This analyzes the brands present in business operation.
Why do we check for this?
Brands are at the lowest and most granular level of a business' architecture. They provide information on what product areas are most vital to a company.
How do we check for this?
HomeAdvisor makes product brands used by a business publicly available.
What can I do about it?
This Product Brands HomeAdvisor signal can help you to maximize results by:
- Displaying the number of product brands offered by the business.
- Comparing products used to the products that are offered by your prospect.
Ratings
This signal calculates and reports the customer average rating.
About the Test
Businesses receive ratings from homeowners through HomeAdvisor. Once a business is rated, HomeAdvisor requires the business it to maintain an overall average of three stars or greater to continue receiving leads.
Why do we check for this?
This signal averages every individual rating that a business receives on HomeAdvisor, providing a more granular look at how they are interacting with customers.
How do we check for this?
Ratings data is publicly displayed on HomeAdvisor.
What can I do about it?
With the HomeAdvisor ratings signal, you gain information on the:
- Average ratings for a business.
- Sorted number of ratings, with count.
- Rated based on keywords.
Reviews
This signal returns all of the customer reviews associated with a business on HomeAdvisor.
About the Test
The test provides all the reviews on a business. Reviews can be sorted chronologically or based on rating degree.
Why do we check for this?
The report provides robust information on the number and content of all available reviews for the business.
How do we check for this?
The review data is publicly available on HomeAdvisor
What can I do about it?
With the HomeAdvisor review signals, you are able to:
- View the number of reviews.
- Read all the reviews.
- Sort the reviews as desired.
- Write a review if needed.
Total Reviews Count
This signal provides quantitative information on the total number of reviews given by a business' customers.
About the Test
This reports the total number of reviews on HomeAdvisor.
Why do we check for this?
The number of reviews that a business receives is a strong data point to quantify how customers remain engaged with a company after they have received their products and services.
How do we check for this?
All review data is publicly available through HomeAdvisor.
What can I do about it?
The total reviews count can maximize a conversation about a business' customer base.
Deals Offered
This signal reports on the latest deals offered by a business on HomeAdvisor.
About the Test
This tests if the business has offered any new deals through HomeAdvisor.
Why do we check for this?
With data on the number of deals offered by a business, you can facilitate a better conversation around how your solutions can improve the effect of customer outreach.
How do we check for this?
On HomeAdvisor, deal listings are publicly available.
What can I do about it?
From the Deals Offered signal, you can discuss how incorporating new offers and discounts has impacted revenue and the prospect's customer base.
About the Element
Thumbtack is a marketplace for small and medium-sized businesses that focus on home-related services.
About the Test
Buzzboard tracks and provides several data points related to the prospect that is available in the Thumbtack platform.
Why do we check for this?
The Thumbtack platform mainly reports on small and medium-sized businesses, just like BuzzBoard users. Therefore, Thumbtack can provide a lot of concentrated data on SMBs.
How do we check for this?
BuzzBoard reports and organizes the information found on the Thumbtack platform.
What can I do about it?
BuzzBoard's Thumbtack signal provides detailed SMB-related Marketplace information.
Business Name
About the Element
This signal reports the business name listed on Thumbtack.
About the Test
The test searches Thumbtack and returns the business name mentioned on the platform.
Why do we check for this?
With this signal, BuzzBoard detects accurate information about NAP consistency on Thumbtack.
How do we check for this?
Business names are publicly listed on Thumbtack.
What can I do with this?
With an accurate business name, you can:
- Address the business by its registered name, making communication and record-keeping more accurate.
- Target marketing to the business using the formal name establishing mailing consistency.
Business Since
About the Element
This signal reports how many years the business has been active in its market.
About the Test
The test provides data on the year the business started.
Why do we check for this?
Businesses with greater longevity typically correspond to credible corporations who have found long-lasting success in their market and may have a higher spending budget for new products and solutions.
How do we check for this?
Thumbtack publicly shares the year a business started.
What can I do about it?
The Thumbtack Business Since signal helps you maximize results by providing important information on how long the business has been serving the public and its credibility in the market.
Is Approved
About the Element
This signal confirms if the business has been approved by Thumbtack.
About the Test
The test reports the results of the Thumbtack authorization process for individual businesses on the platform.
Why do we check for this?
Thumbtack-approved businesses provide additional validation on the prospect and can be used to filter for the best, most ideal businesses.
How do we check for this?
Buzzboard searches the prospect's Thumbtack profile to determine their approval status.
What can I do about it?
The Thumbtack Is Approved signal highlights the authorized prospects who are most likely to purchase new products and solutions.
Estimated Cost
About the Element
This signal provides the price range that a business offers to its customers. For restaurants, the signal provides an estimated cost of goods.
About the Test
The test collects data from Thumbtack and reports the highest and lowest prices marketed.
Why do we check for this?
This data provides a more robust understanding of a business and its pricing model.
How do we check for this?
This data is publicly available on Thumbtack.
Here's how the Thumbtack Estimated Cost signal can help you to maximize discussions:
- With restaurants, by providing the average cost for dining with 1 or 2 people.
- About selling a similar item at a lower price to help access the business' market and gain a robust competitive edge.
Ratings
About the Element
This signal calculates the average rating score given to a business on Thumbtack.
About the Test
Through the Thumbtack platform, businesses receive ratings from homeowners on the domain. To achieve "Top Pro status" on their Thumbtack profiles, a business must maintain a rating of 4.8 or above.
Why do we check for this?
This signal reports on every rating a business receives on Thumbtack, providing a more granular look at how they interact with customers.
How do we check for this?
All rating data is publicly available through Thumbtack.
What can I do about it?
Here's how ratings on Thumbtack can help better inform your conversations with a prospect:
- Reports the average ratings for the Business.
- Sorts and counts the number of ratings.
- Filters based on stars and amount.
Description
About the Element
The Description signal reiterates the self-description of the business as displayed on their Thumbtack profile.
About the Test
The Description signal returns a business' description on their Thumbtack page.
Why do we check for this?
The Thumbtack description provides a concise and deliberate background on the business and important information that they wanted to highlight on their profile.
How do we check for this?
Buzzboard verifies and provides the description information directly from the Thumbtack platform.
What can I do about it?
Through this signal, Buzzboard can provide more detailed information on the business. It ensures that the prospects are in the SMB category and would be in need of new products and solutions.
Category
About the Element
The Category signal summarizes information and reports what category is most closely related to the business.
About the Test
Many categories might relate to a business. With this test, Buzzboard processes the available Thumbtack information, which allows you to filter businesses by category.
Why do we check for this?
Category accuracy and consistency are important to understand the motivations of a business and efficiently filter prospects.
How do we check for this?
Buzzboard tracks the business on the Thumbtack platform and returns all the associated category information.
What can I do about it?
Knowing how a business is categorized can streamline filtering procedures and tailor your marketing and solutions more accurately.
Payment Options
About the Element
This signal gives the user information about the various payment methods the business accepts.
About the Test
The test compiles all of the modes of payment supported by the business.
Why do we check for this?
It is important after you have provided new solutions for the prospect that the business is compatible with your payment mode.
How do we check for this?
Buzzboard tracks and evaluates payment-related information through the Thumbtack platform.
What can I do about it?
Payment Options provides information to address conversations around:
- The present payment modes of the business.
- If new payment modes should be incorporated into their commerce structure.
Reviews
About the Element
This signal reports on the latest customer reviews present on Thumbtack.
About the Test
The test provides all of the reviews on a business. Reviews can be sorted chronologically or based on rating degree.
Why do we check for this?
The report provides robust information on the number and content of all available reviews for the business.
How do we check for this?
The review data is publicly available on Thumbtack.
What can I do about it?
With the Thumbtack review signals, you can:
- View the number of reviews.
- Read all the reviews.
- Sort the reviews as desired.
- Write a review if needed.
No.of times hired
About the Element
This signal reports on the nmber of times a business was hired.
About the Test
The test provides the count for the total number of times the business was hired on the Thumtack platform.
Why do we check for this?
The report provides information on how much experience the business has on working through thumbstack.
How do we check for this?
The 'no of times hired' data is publicly available on Thumbtack.
What can I do about it?
With the Thumbtack 'no of times hired' signals, you can:
- View the number of times a business was hired.
Remote service
About the Element
This signal reports on the status of the business's physical office's existance.
About the Test
The test provides the info on weither or not the business has a physical location.
Why do we check for this?
The Reports provides granular information on the business and its accessiblity for the user.
How do we check for this?
The 'Remote Service' data is publicly available on Thumbtack.
What can I do about it?
With the Thumbtack 'no of times hired' signals, you can:
- View weither a business can be physically accessed or not.
- Group them acccordingly - Remote, physically available, both.
Discounts
About the Element
This signal gives information on the discount status of the business's offerings.
About the Test
The test provides the info of wheither or not a business is providing discounts.
Why do we check for this?
The report provides more robust information about the pricing of the business's offerigs
How do we check for this?
The 'Discounts' data is publicly available on Thumbtack.
What can I do about it?
With the Thumbtack 'Discounts' signals, you can:
- View weither or not a business is offering discounts
Years in Business
About the Element
This signal reports on the experience of the business.
About the Test
The test provides the count for the total number of years the business has been operational to date.
Why do we check for this?
The report provides information on how much experience the business has.
How do we check for this?
The 'Years in Business' data is publicly available on Thumbtack.
What can I do about it?
With the Thumbtack 'Years in Business' signals, you can:
- View the number of years a business has been operational.
- Sort the businesses in ascending or desending order of their exeprience.
Verified
About the Element
This signal reports on the verification status of the business on thumtack.
About the Test
The test provides the information on weither or not not a business listed on Thumtack is verified by them to be genuine.
Why do we check for this?
The report provides robust information on the businesses and their credibility.
How do we check for this?
The 'Verified' data is publicly available on Thumbtack.
What can I do about it?
With the Thumbtack 'Years in Business' signals, you can:
- View
- Filter our Verified, Unverified or both businesses.
Rating Summary
About the Element
This signal provides info on the rating breakup that a business has received on Thumbtack
About the Test
Through the Thumbtack platform, businesses receive ratings from homeowners on the domain. Rating can be from '1 to 5'. This signal gives a breakup of what percent of raters gave which ratings to the business.
Why do we check for this?
This signal reports on every rating a business receives on Thumbtack, providing a more granular look at how they interact with customers and helps understand user's opinion about that perticular business.
How do we check for this?
All rating data is publicly available through Thumbtack.
What can I do about it?
Here's how ratings on Thumbtack can help better inform your conversations with a prospect:
- Reports the average ratings breakup for the Business.
- Sorts and counts the number of ratings.
- Filters based on stars and amount.
Review Count
About the Element
This signal reports on the count of customer reviews present on Thumbtack.
About the Test
The test provides count of reviews on a business.
Why do we check for this?
The report provides robust information on the number of all available reviews for the business. Higher review count brings more credibility to the business.
How do we check for this?
The review data is publicly available on Thumbtack.
What can I do about it?
With the Thumbtack review count signals, you can:
- View the number of reviews count.
- Sort the reviews as desired.
About the Element
Uber Eats functions
as a marketplace
for restaurants where
the customers can
order food delivery
through the Uber
network.
About the Test
This signal detects
whether the prospect
is available on the
Uber Eats platform.
Why do we check for this?
Uber Eats is a hybrid
platform that synergistically
benefits restaurants
and their patrons.
It saves users time
by presenting new
offers, resources,
and delivery experiences
that a restaurant
may not be able to
handle on its own.
As a part of the
Uber Eats network,
restaurants guarantee
secure payment options,
real-time order tracking,
and access to an
abundant network
of riders and customers.
How do we check for this?
All of the data connected
with businesses listed
on Uber Eats is obtained
directly from this
platform.
What can I do about it?
With knowledge of
a restaurant's presence
on Uber Eats, you
can maximize:
- Services to assign
a weekly budget.
- Strategies to price
your bid on how much
you want to pay for
each click.
- Tracking and obtaining
Ignite on how your
sponsored listings
are performing and
make adjustments
to the budget or
bid if needed.
Business Name
About the Element
This signal returns the business name listed on Uber Eats.
About the Test
The test returns the name registered with Uber Eats for the business.
Why do we check for this?
With this signal, BuzzBoard can accurately obtain general information about the prospect on a customer-facing platform.
How do we check for this?
All business names are publicly listed on Uber Eats.
What can I do with this?
The Business Name signal provides valid information on:
1) The business name as registered with the Uber Network.
2) The business name as used on postcards.
Ratings
About the Element
This signal reports the average customer rating of a business on Uber Eats.
About the Test
Businesses receive ratings from users through Uber Eats.
Why do we check for this?
Ratings are an important indicator of how the restaurant is interacting and serving the public.
How do we check for this?
Approval ratings are generally available on the Uber Eats platform.
What can I do about it?
With the Uber Eats Ratings signal in BuzzBoard, you can:
1) Determine the average ratings for a restaurant.
2) Sort the number of ratings by count.
3) Sort the ratings based on stars or amount.
Review Count
About the Element
This signal reports the total number of reviews a restaurant received on Uber Eats.
About the Test
The test sums the number of reviews customers have left for a restaurant on Uber Eats.
Why do we check for this?
For a restaurant on a competitive site, like Uber Eats, they must have strong reviews to set them apart from their competitors on the app.
How do we check for this?
Reviews are publicly available on Uber Eats.
What can I do about it?
Knowing the total reviews count, you can discuss how a restaurant is interacting with their customers and what they can do to increase the amount of positive feedback they receive on the app.
Description
About the Element
This signal displays the description of the restaurant provided by the business owner on the Uber Eats platform.
About the Test
The Description signal reports the description information on a restaurant's Uber Eats page.
Why do we check for this?
The description a business chooses to share provides more detailed information on the restaurant that is helpful when approaching the prospect with your products and solutions.
How do we check for this?
BuzzBoard provides the description information directly from the Uber Eats platform.
What can I do about it?
By analyzing the description of a business on Uber Eats, you can begin to understand the motivations of the company and the key aspects they want to highlight to their customers.
Cuisines
About the Element
Cuisines provide a different way to categorically segment restaurants based on the type of food served.
About the Test
The test cross-checks multiple keywords on Uber Eats that serve as good indicators of one cuisine and then verifies this information with the listing categories on the platform.
Why do we check for this?
Particularly in food service businesses, a user will primarily browse and filter based on cuisine. Therefore, the way a business lists itself within Uber Eats cuisines influences how they engage with other users.
How do we check for this?
Buzzboard checks and provides valid cuisine information from the Uber Eats platform.
What can I do about it?
The cuisine signal can center conversations around the following information:
1) What cuisines are being presently offered and marketed to consumers.
2) What can be added to improve users' experience and remain competitive in a restaurant's cuisine market.
Offers
About the Element
This signal lists the latest deals offered by a restaurant on Uber Eats.
About the Test
The test returns all of the deals promoted by the business through Uber Eats.
Why do we check for this?
Promoting competitive offers on Uber Eats may have a strong impact on a restaurant's appeal to customers.
How do we check for this?
Uber Eats publicly shares this data.
What can I do about it?
The Uber Eats Offers signal can help you to maximize results from:
1) The number of deals offered by the prospect.
2) The type of offers provided by the restaurant.
3) A comparison between the competition's offers and the present deals associated with a restaurant.
About the Element
The OpenTable platform
is a marketplace
for restaurants and
other dining services
to share details
about their business
with potential patrons.
On their page, users
can book dine-in
reservations or order
food for delivery.
About the Test
All the OpenTable
signals are sourced
from the platform,
which provides all
of the dining-related
information.
Why do we check for this?
OpenTable is popular
among users interested
in obtaining more
information about
the dine-in services
for a business. OpenTable
is a service company
that can increase
a restaurant's presence
and relationship
with patrons, ultimately
indicating an interest
in growing.
How do we check for this?
BuzzBoard reports
and organizes the
information found
on the OpenTable
platform.
What can I do about it?
OpenTable data is
a compelling source
of information because:
1) Many restaurants
trust OpenTable.
This platform is
greatly credited
for improving business
growth and integrates
well with modern
technology strategies.
2) OpenTable allows
restaurant managers
to report their free
tables and fill them
up in real-time.
3) OpenTable allows
the restaurant to
have an efficient
reservation process
and prevents internal
miscommunication
problems. It is greatly
credited for improving
business growth
Business Name
About the Element
This signal returns the business name listed on Opentable.
About the Test
The test searches OpenTable and returns the business name as mentioned on the platform.
Why do we check for this?
With this signal, BuzzBoard detects accurate information about NAP consistency on OpenTable.
How do we check for this?
Business names are publicly listed on OpenTable.
What can I do with this?
With an accurate business name, you can:
1) Address the business by its registered name, making communication and record-keeping more reliable.
2) Target marketing to the business using the formal name establishing mailing consistency.
Ratings
About the Element
This signal calculates the average rating score given to a restaurant on OpenTable by its patrons.
About the Test
Through the OpenTable platform, customers can give ratings to restaurants on the domain.
Why do we check for this?
Ratings are an important indicator of how the restaurant is interacting and serving the public.
How do we check for this?
Approval ratings are generally available on the OpenTable platform.
What can I do about it?
With the OpenTable Ratings signal in BuzzBoard, you can:
1) Determine the average ratings for a restaurant.
2) Sort the ratings based on stars or amount.
Price Range
About the Element
This signal provides the price range, calculated from the average price to the top price of a meal that a restaurant offers.
About the Test
OpenTable summarizes pricing information based on "Base Price" and "Highest Price" on a restaurant's page. With this associated restaurant data, BuzzBoard calculates the price range.
Why do we check for this?
The average estimated price provides a better understanding of the restaurant's pricing model and what demographic they want to appeal to.
How do we check for this?
This data is publicly available on OpenTable.
What can I do about it?
Here's how the OpenTable Price Range signal can help you to maximize discussions around:
1) The average cost for dining with 1 or 2 people.
2) Selling a similar item at a lower price to help access more of the market and gain a robust competitive edge.
Has Delivery Partner
About the Element
To increase the accessibility and convenience of the restaurant to the public, it may choose to partner with a third-party delivery service to fulfill orders and meals.
About the Test
This test verifies if the restaurant offers delivery through a delivery partner program and will explore the history between the two parties.
Why do we check for this?
It may be difficult for a restaurant to manage delivery on their own; therefore, OpenTable offers third-party integration with delivery services to maintain orders.
How do we check for this?
On the restaurant profile, OpenTable features all of the available delivery partners for the restaurant.
What can I do about it?
With the Delivery Partner signal, you can discuss how to:
1) Increase the number of available delivery partners to fulfill orders.
2) Background check a third-party partner.
3) Opt for partnerships with additional services, if required.
Description
About the Element
The Description signal reports the description of the business as displayed on their OpenTable profile sourced from the restaurant owner.
About the Test
The Description signal returns a restaurant's description on their OpenTable page.
Why do we check for this?
The OpenTable description provides a concise and deliberate background on the business and information they want to highlight for their customers.
How do we check for this?
BuzzBoard verifies and provides the description information directly from the OpenTable platform.
What can I do about it?
Through the OpenTable Description signal, BuzzBoard provides information to:
1) Increase your overall context of the restaurant.
2) Ensure that the necessary activities, duties, and responsibilities are being executed by the prospect.
Dining Style
About the Element
This signal reports the dining style of the restaurant as perceived by previous patrons.
About the Test
The Dining Style test is critical to understand the business model of the restaurant and its offers.
Why do we check for this?
The type of dining experience that a restaurant offers largely affects a user's decision. On the OpenTable platform, dining style is a filtering criterion as well as a suggestion criterion.
How do we check for this?
BuzzBoard checks the ratings and descriptions relating to dining style directly from the OpenTable platform.
What can I do about it?
Through the BuzzBoard Dining Style signal, you will have access to:
1) The dining styles offered by the restaurant.
2) Suggestions for a better dining style to incorporate.
Cuisines
About the Element
Cuisines provide a different way to categorically segment restaurants based on the type of food served.
About the Test
The test retrieves the cuisine category filtration data verified by consumers on OpenTable.
Why do we check for this?
Particularly within food service businesses, a user will primarily browse and filter based on cuisine. Therefore, OpenTable cuisines play important roles in influencing where consumers are looking.
How do we check for this?
BuzzBoard obtains the cuisine filter interface data from the OpenTable platform.
What can I do about it?
The Cuisines signal summarizes information on:
1) Cuisines currently offered by the restaurant.
2) How food production can change to improve a patron's experience.
Payment Options
About the Element
This signal gives the user information about the restaurant's accepted payment methods.
About the Test
The test compiles all of the modes of payment supported by the restaurant.
Why do we check for this?
Accepted payment plans are an indication of how accommodating the restaurant is to its patrons. It is also to verify that the prospect is compatible with your payment mode.
How do we check for this?
Buzzboard tracks and evaluates payment-related information through the OpenTable platform.
What can I do about it?
Payment Options provides information to address conversations around:
1) The present payment modes of the restaurant.
2) If new payment modes should be incorporated into their commerce structure.
Parking Details
About the Element
This signal reports the types of parking available near the restaurant.
About the Test
The test accumulates this data on OpenTable and verifies the locations.
Why do we check for this?
The type of parking and the degree of accessibility influences a customer's involvement at a restaurant and whether they will return.
How do we check for this?
OpenTable provides parking details for a restaurant on its page.
What can I do about it?
The Parking Details signal will reveal:
1) Current parking infrastructure at a restaurant.
2) How the parking information is shared with potential customers.
2) If better parking options are required to increase traffic.
Offer
About the Element
This signal lists the latest deals offered by a restaurant on OpenTable.
About the Test
The test returns all of the deals promoted by the restaurant through OpenTable.
Why do we check for this?
Promoting competitive offers on OpenTable may have a strong impact on a restaurant's appeal and outreach to customers.
How do we check for this?
OpenTable publicly shares this data.
What can I do about it?
The BuzzBoard Offers signal can help you to maximize results from:
1) The number of deals offered by the prospect.
2) The type of offers provided by the restaurant.
3) A comparison between the competition's offers and the present deals associated with a restaurant.
Reviews
About the Element
This signal reports on the latest customer reviews present on OpenTable.
About the Test
The test provides all of the reviews on a restaurant. Reviews can be sorted chronologically or based a rating degree.
Why do we check for this?
The report provides robust information on the number and content of all available reviews for the restaurant.
How do we check for this?
The review data is publicly available on OpenTable.
What can I do about it?
With the OpenTable review signals, you can:
1) View the number of reviews.
2) Read all the reviews.
3) Write a review if needed.
Rating Summary
About the Element
This signal provides info on the rating breakup that a business has received on OpenTable
About the Test
Through the OpenTable platform, businesses receive ratings from users on the domain. Rating can be from '1 to 5'. This signal gives an breakup of what percent of raters gave which ratings to the business.
Why do we check for this?
This signal reports on every rating a business receives on OpenTable, providing a more granular look at how they interact with customers and helps understand user's opinion about that perticular business.
How do we check for this?
All rating data is publicly available through OpenTable.
What can I do about it?
Here's how ratings on OpenTable can help better inform your conversations with a prospect:
1) Reports the average ratings breakup for the Business.
2) Sorts and counts the number of ratings.
3) Filters based on stars and amount.
Review count
About the Element
This signal reports the total number of reviews a restaurant received on OpenTable.
About the Test
The test sums the number of reviews customers have left for a restaurant on OpenTable.
Why do we check for this?
For a restaurant on a competitive site, like OpenTable, they must have strong reviews to set them apart from their competitors on the app.
How do we check for this?
Reviews are publicly available on OpenTable.
What can I do about it?
Knowing the total reviews count, you can discuss how a restaurant is interacting with their customers and what they can do to increase the amount of positive feedback they receive on the app.
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