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Reviews are all about consumer experience, specifically YOUR consumer experience. You may not like the hiring practices of Bob’s Hotdog Stand or XYZ Corp’s support of a certain political candidate, but these topics should not be included in your review. Instead, focus on your firsthand experience as a customer:

• Did the business fall short, meet or exceed your expectations? Why?
• Were the employees attentive and helpful?
• Was the selection diverse?
• Was the price fair?
• Was the service thorough and completed in a reasonable amount of time?
• Would you recommend this business to a friend?
• What tips would you offer future customers?

When crafting your review please adhere to the following guidelines:

• State accurate facts about your firsthand experience. Don’t write about what you heard from your co-worker, neighbor or significant other.
• Do not write anything that you do not want publicly accessible.
• Use proper grammar, spelling, capitalization and punctuation.
• Make sure your review is a minimum of 100 words long.
• The reviewed company must still be in business.
• DO NOT WRITE IN ALL CAPS!
• Do not use profanity, hate speech or abusive language.
• Do not use HTML code.
• Your reviews must be unbiased and objective. Do not write reviews of your own business or employer.
• Do not include personal information, such as: names, phone numbers or email addresses.
• Do not write about alleged illegal activity or make bogus claims.
• Do not include blatant advertising or spam in your reviews.