
3 decades of inspiration from the family behind a Top 100 soul food spot
Sandra and Miguel Pittman landed #56 on Yelp’s Top 100 by serving soul food—and food for the soul—in the same kitchen for 34 years.
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
Sandra and Miguel Pittman landed #56 on Yelp’s Top 100 by serving soul food—and food for the soul—in the same kitchen for 34 years.
Cincinnati Community Manager and Yelp Elite Bailey Dixon answers business owners’ burning questions about Yelp reviews and the people who write them.
Three business leaders and Yelp for Business x Luminary fellows discuss educating, delegating, and humanizing the customer experience.
Behind the Review’s first-ever guest returns to share three key lessons that helped him grow his small delivery startup to New York City’s go-to flower business.
When Rachel Kellner and her husband bought Aigner Chocolates, they used PR strategies to catapult the longstanding chocolate shop into the spotlight.
“Mexican Mom” Gina Antimo shares three ways to make feedback central to your business—and why she changed her chicken quesadilla recipe based on a customer review.
Earth & Me owner Kayli Kunkel introduces zero-waste newbies to a more sustainable lifestyle by putting fun back into the customer experience.
After claiming her business on Yelp, Miriam Fried saw results within two weeks. Follow along to join her journey on Yelp, from updating her business information to getting her first client from the platform.
The team behind gourmet bakery Best Damn Cookies shares how they bake storytelling into their business model—from their menu and decor to their social media.
Meet the “Daily 5:” a five-step social media routine for posting once a day, in five minutes or less, from social media strategist Crystal Vilkaitis.
How can you create a business network that’s built to last? Beyond just connecting with your regulars, deliver your mission to the community through mentorship, partnership, and events.
Photos of Sunbliss Cafe on Yelp As a small business owner, one of your top priorities is to care for your customers by delivering quality products, coming up...