Online retailers
Your brand is sold in more than one place. Its reviews can live in one.
A direct-to-consumer brand sells on its own site, on Amazon, sometimes in shops. Ratezing puts every review in one view, asks the customers of your own store after delivery, and shows the forest they’re growing.
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Google MapsAn online store’s day
Direct-to-consumer brands-
A card in the parcel
Print your review page QR code on the card that ships with orders from your own store, so customers can review when they’re ready.
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One reminder, then quiet
If a customer doesn’t open the first email, a reminder follows. Once they click through, the reminders stop.
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A forest on your impact page
Every review plants a tree, and your public impact page shows the forest your customers have grown.
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Questions online sellers ask us
Straight answers about setting Ratezing up for an online store.
We sell on our own site and on Amazon. Can we see both?
Yes. Amazon, Trustpilot, Facebook and Google reviews arrive in one view, and reports show how they change over time.
Can the requests come from our order system?
Yes, through the API, webhooks, Zapier or Make, so a request goes out when an order is marked delivered.
Can we show the trees to our customers?
Yes. Your impact page is public, so you can link to it from your store, your emails or the card in the parcel.
Every order is a chance to be found. Let your customers tell it.
See Ratezing set up for a store like yours in a short call.