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How to split the good from the bad in online reviews and ratings

A global Nielsen survey found 70% of consumers trust online product reviews

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Adrian R. Camilleri | The Conversation
A lot of consumers, when searching online for something to buy, will take a look at an online review or rating for a product. It seems like a great way to get an unfiltered view on quality but research indicates most online reviews are too simple and may misguide consumers.
According to one United States survey, 78.5% of American consumers looked for information online about a product or service, and 34% had posted an online review. A global Nielsen survey found 70% of consumers trust online product reviews and use them in

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