Handling customer reviews honestly in an online shop
A practical guide for Crazish readers, written from everyday experience.
Reviews are one of the main reasons shoppers trust an unfamiliar store, so they deserve careful handling. Ask every customer for feedback after delivery, not only the ones you expect to be happy, and publish negative reviews as well as positive ones. Paying for reviews, writing them yourself or hiding critical ones can break consumer protection rules in many countries.
Reply to criticism calmly and publicly, explain what you will do to fix the problem and then follow through. Future customers read those replies closely and often judge a business more on how it responds than on the original complaint. Look for patterns across many reviews; repeated comments about slow delivery or confusing sizes point to improvements worth making.