
3 customer service tips to go the extra mile
David Sodemann, co-owner of Boho Camper Vans, unveils his secrets to business success and how he maintains a close relationship with his customers even while they’re on the road.
Every business wants good reviews, and every customer want a good experiences—but what’s really happening behind the scenes? On the Behind the Review podcast from Yelp and Entrepreneur Media, Host Emily Washcovick talks with business owners and reviewers to uncover the real stories behind every rating. Explore the posts below for insights from the show, and visit Yelp for Business to subscribe.
174 posts in Behind the Review
David Sodemann, co-owner of Boho Camper Vans, unveils his secrets to business success and how he maintains a close relationship with his customers even while they’re on the road.
Ben and Jenny McAvoy, owners of Insectek Pest Solutions, aim to put customers at ease in the face of stressful pest encounters.
A Yelp Elite reviewer shares what matters most to her as a customer and how her reviews have helped local businesses thrive.
The Little Giant Muay Thai co-founders Kru Chon and Nate Bennett share three ways they lead from the heart to create a sense of belonging and community.
An unexpected turn in Angela Shen’s career path helped her uncover a new passion and redefine success as a two-time entrepreneur.
Meet Viet Nguyen, CEO and executive chef of Kei Concepts, a restaurant group with a mission to feed and inspire the next generation of Vietnamese Americans.
Customer service expert Jeff Toister shares his three fundamentals of customer service training to supercharge your team’s next training session.
Trickery owner Aaron Rabkin shares the magic behind his solo business, which has maintained 100% 5-star reviews over six years of operation.
Alok Ahuja, CEO and co-founder of Trexity, explains how he uses feedback to improve his local delivery company and shares his tips for responding to reviews.
Carmen Sturniolo, owner of Ambitious Athletics, takes the intimidation factor out of fitness by having consistent conversations with customers.
Ask yourself these three questions to preserve your small business strengths through growth and expansion.
Wade Dickinson, owner of Heirloom Engravers, proves that kindness is just as important as the quality of his work.