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So what’s the solution to clearing the noise and enacting a lasting strategy to boost your app’s ratings and reviews? You must look beyond reviews and focus on hearing from more of your customers. Here’s what the process looks like: First, you should spend your time and effort getting a few small wins by reaching out to customers.
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It is placing customers at the core of your business and then building everything around it. It is not simply trying to please customers to make money, but to listen to them and offer solutions to their problems. Sephora grew mobile sales by 167% by paying attention to customer expectations. Approach the ideal users.
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