Getting Started with Your Analytics Dashboard

First, let's understand how to access and read your basic metrics:

Access Your Dashboard:

1. Click "Analytics" on the left-side menu of your screen.

2. The dashboard will display the following sections:

  • New Public Reviews
  • Reviews Growth
  • Review Funnel
  • Average Rating Growth

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):

1. New Public Reviews

This shows how many new reviews you’ve received in the past 7 days, 30 days, or custom days.

To check:

  • Look at the "New Public Reviews" section.
  • The number of reviews is displayed prominently at the top.

Breakdown:

The number of 1–5 star reviews is listed below, so you can see the distribution of ratings

Tip: Track your star ratings here to measure how satisfied your customers are.

2. Review Funnel (Metrics That Drive Reviews)

This section tracks how your review invitations and traffic perform:

  • Invites Sent: Total invitations sent out for reviews.
  • Total Unique Visits: Visitors who interacted with the review process.
  • QR Code Unique Visits: Visits generated via QR codes.
  • New Public Reviews: Actual reviews submitted.
  • Negative Feedback: Number of flagged negative responses (e.g., "0").

Tip: Use this to monitor review campaign performance and adjust as needed.

3. Reviews Growth (Your Business's Pulse)

A graph shows how your reviews have increased (or remained flat) over the last month.

To analyze:

  • Look at the "Reviews Growth" chart.
  • Check for upward or flat trends.c. Note specific days where reviews spiked or stopped.

What to Look For:

  • Consistent growth = Strong reputation building.
  • Flatline = Opportunity to drive more reviews.

4. Average Rating Growth (Your Overall Health)

The chart shows changes in your average star rating over time.

To review:

a. Look at the "Average Rating Growth" graph.

b. Ensure the trend stays stable or improves over time.

Star Rating Benchmarks:

  • 5.0 stars = Perfect (rare and excellent!)
  • 4.5–4.9 stars = Excellent health (ideal goal).
  • 4.0–4.4 stars = Good (room for improvement).
  • Below 4.0 stars = Needs attention.

Take Action Based on Your Metrics:

  • If New Reviews are low: Send invites or use QR codes to encourage customers to leave feedback.
  • If Negative Feedback appears: Investigate issues and resolve them promptly.
  • If Reviews Growth slows: Consider running campaigns to boost engagement.

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