Recent Study 3.6 min acceptable rating & 4.9 being most optimal

[Vincent Tobiaz]

Hello,

I saw a recent study somewhere around the web and I'm trying to find it and thought this might be the best shot. It described how people don't look give businesses much consideration with below a 3.6 rating. It also mentioned the highest CTR was for businesses with a 4.9 rating.

Does this ring a bell with anyone? Thanks in advance!

 

[djbaxter]

Maybe this one?

Google Reviews Study: How Many Reviews Do Businesses Need?

We analyzed the Google reviews of 93,000 local businesses to understand if Google reviews impact rankings, average star ratings & how many reviews you need

www.brightlocal.com

Combined with this one?

Local Consumer Review Survey 2024: Trends, Behaviors, and Platforms Explored - BrightLocal

How do consumers read and write online business reviews in 2024? Our annual report uncovers insights needed for better reputation management.

www.brightlocal.com

 

[Vincent Tobiaz]

Thanks DJ - those are good ones too but not the one I had seen. I recall 3.6 being part of the title. Maybe it was on LinkedIn

 

[djbaxter]

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