That is a good summary, thanks for sharing it with us .
I also noticed that people sometimes write a short neutral or even negative review like: “I visited this place during business hours, but it was closed” and put five stars . Which seems weird, and it also doesn’t reflect the experience that they described .
Thank for sharing your tips @Vishal_meena . My reviews would include Accessibility features of Buisnesses, whether it is pet-friendly or not, whether photography is allowed or have a fee, etc…
"Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad you found the post helpful. "
Regarding the like rate on reviews:
Getting likes on reviews depends a lot on how engaging and useful your content is to readers. Here are some tips that might help:
Make Your Review Stand Out
Add specific details that help others, like “The pasta was creamy with a perfect balance of garlic and herbs.”
Mention tips, like the best time to visit or hidden gems in the menu.
Use Eye-Catching Photos
High-quality photos of the food, ambiance, or even the restaurant’s entrance can draw more engagement.
Keep It Honest and Balanced
Reviews that feel genuine and mention both positives and constructive feedback are more relatable.
Interact with Other Local Guides
Engage with their reviews and build a community—it’s a great way to increase visibility.
Focus on Popular Places
Reviews of trending restaurants or well-known spots often get more visibility and likes.
Your 13 million views are amazing—congrats on such a milestone! I’d love to hear what strategies have worked for you so far. Let’s learn from each other!"