Anonymized campaign examples.
No client names. Each page is an industry-shaped example of a paced review package — the platform, the starting listing, the volume, and what actually moved. Use them to see whether a published package matches the job you have.
Ecommerce store: Trustpilot recovery after a 2.9 TrustScore
A mid-size online retailer had a recency-weighted TrustScore stuck on old shipping complaints. A 50-review campaign, then a monthly 25, was dripped so new notes outranked the archive.
2.9 TrustScore → 4.4 TrustScore
Read exampleHome Services · GoogleLocal service business: Google rating recovery for the Maps pack
A home-service operator was losing the Map Pack to a neighbor with fresher Google reviews. Simple-average math plus paced delivery moved the visible number without a one-day spike.
3.2 Google rating → 4.6 Google rating
Read exampleSaaS · G2B2B SaaS: G2 Grid volume before a category launch
A new B2B product had a G2 listing and almost no reviews. Buyers comparing the Grid saw an empty cell. A 25-review G2 package, written like verified-user notes, filled the minimum volume to show up.
No Grid presence → Listed in category Grid
Read exampleRestaurants · YelpRestaurant group: Yelp Recommended score after a filter wipe
Yelp’s Recommended filter had parked most of a busy month’s reviews. The star rating only counted the thin Recommended set. A slow Yelp package rebuilt Recommended volume.
3.0 Recommended → 4.3 Recommended
Read exampleHospitality · TripadvisorBoutique hotel: Tripadvisor Popularity Ranking in a crowded destination
A 28-room hotel had a decent bubble score and a dead recent-review tab. Popularity Ranking cares about recency against neighbors. Off-season drip looked more like a real season than a summer dump.
Mid-pack Popularity Ranking → Page-one neighborhood ranking
Read exampleHealthcare · HealthgradesOutpatient clinic: Healthgrades volume for a new physician listing
A second-location physician had a Healthgrades profile with two reviews. Patients comparing providers saw an empty page. A 25-review package, visit-shaped and HIPAA-safe, filled the listing.
Unrated / empty → 4.7 visible average
Read exampleAutomotive · DealerRaterAuto dealer: DealerRater sales vs service scores on one rooftop
Service reviews were dragging a rooftop that sold well. A DealerRater package tagged “service” rebuilt that department without mixing oil-change copy into new-car deliveries.
3.4 overall → 4.5 overall
Read exampleProfessional Services · AvvoLaw firm: Avvo client-review layer next to a credential rating
The Avvo Rating is a credential algorithm. Clients still read the review tab. A 25-review client-review package filled that tab without pretending to move the rating algorithm.
Strong Avvo Rating / thin client reviews → Same credential rating / 4.8 client layer
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