Skip to main content

A way for clients to analyze all of their reviews via AI

I thought of something really cool and I'm not sure if this exists. But I noticed you have sentiment analysis which is cool. But what if we can take AI further and actually use it to help a business figure out what their strengths and weaknesses are among all of their reviews. Imagine a business with 200 reviews. And about half of them are either four stars and below. Well we want to figure out if our business is doing something that is not allowing us to achieve five stars right? And most of the time, it could be that one thing that keeps being repeated by customers that owners may have overlooked. I suggest using AI to say something like, "read all of these comments and tell me how I can improve my business" or "Tell me the three main things that I need to do right now that customers complain the most about".
Status: Completed13 comments

Log in to comment and vote

Comments13

  • mannie@embedmyreviews.com

    Team•

    Mar 12

    Pinned
  • Leandro Teixeira

    •

    Dec 9, 2024

    To me, this is the one feature that will elevate EMR to new heights! I will utilize AI to generate some suggestions, which I will share below. I will request a list of useful metrics, along with the prompts, and then ask for recommendations on how to present that data in a dashboard.

  • Leandro Teixeira

    •

    Dec 10, 2024

    I've listed all the ideas and suggestions below.
    @mannie@embedmyreviews.com , I noticed your clever approach with the custom AI prompts for responding to reviews. You left it flexible enough for us to add our own custom prompts, which means we can handle it ourselves without any further concerns for you.
    If you believe this is the right direction for the "AI Insights" initiative, you could implement a similar strategy.
    Essentially, we would have the capability to create what we need by entering a prompt, choosing a visualization method, and incorporating the "widget" into the dashboard (or into an "AI Insights" section).
    These "AI Insights" should be adjustable (on/off) in the plan options, allowing us to market this feature separately.
    Just picture the possibility of tailoring prompts for all data and showcasing the information in various formats such as charts, tables, lists, etc. The potential for analytics would be limitless!
    Certainly, we can already accomplish that outside of EMR by exporting the data and importing it into Business Intelligence software. However, having that capability integrated within EMR would be a game changer!

  • Leandro Teixeira

    •

    Dec 9, 2024

    Leveraging AI to analyze public feedback, particularly text from reviews, can uncover valuable insights that help companies improve their products and services. Below is a list of valuable metrics that can be derived from review text and ratings, along with suggested prompts to use for extracting the information.

    1. Sentiment Analysis

    Metric: Overall sentiment score (positive, negative, neutral) derived from review text.

    Prompt:

    • "Analyze the sentiment of the review text to determine whether the feedback is positive, negative, or neutral."

    2. Key Themes Identification

    Metric: Main themes or topics highlighted by customers (e.g., product quality, customer service, pricing).

    Prompt:

    • "Identify and categorize the main themes present in the review text."

    3. Common Complaints

    Metric: Frequency of specific complaints mentioned (e.g., slow shipping, poor customer service).

    Prompt:

    • "Extract and list the most frequently mentioned complaints in the review text."

    4. Positive Feedback Highlights

    Metric: Aspects customers appreciate the most (e.g., fast service, quality of products).

    Prompt:

    • "Identify the positive aspects mentioned in the reviews and summarize the key points of praise."

    5. Net Promoter Score (NPS) from Reviews

    Metric: Calculate NPS based on explicit recommendation phrases found in the text (e.g., 'I would recommend this product').

    Prompt:

    • "Analyze the review text for phrases indicating likelihood to recommend. Calculate NPS based on the extracted responses."

    6. Customer Effort Score (CES)

    Metric: Identify efforts expressed by customers in resolving issues, determining the ease of experience.

    Prompt:

    • "Extract references to customer effort in the review text to gauge how easy or difficult customers found their experience."

    7. Product Improvement Suggestions

    Metric: Suggestions for product enhancements or features that customers want.

    Prompt:

    • "Identify and summarize any suggestions for improvement or new features mentioned by customers in their reviews."

    8. Rating Correlation with Sentiment

    Metric: Correlate review ratings with sentiment scores to understand how sentiment impacts overall satisfaction.

    Prompt:

    • "Analyze the correlation between the review rating and the sentiment score derived from the text."

    9. Emotional Tone Analysis

    Metric: Breakdown of emotional tones (e.g., joy, frustration, disappointment) expressed in the review.

    Prompt:

    • "Analyze the text for emotional tones and categorize the emotional expressions found in the reviews."

    10. Trend Analysis Over Time

    Metric: Track changes in sentiment, themes, and ratings over specified periods.

    Prompt:

    • "Perform a temporal analysis of the review text to identify trends in sentiment and common themes over time."

    11. Competitive Benchmarking

    Metric: Compare review sentiments and themes to those of competitors to gain insights into market positioning.

    Prompt:

    • "Compare the sentiment and key themes found in this product's reviews with those of competitor products."

    12. Customer Demographics Insights (if available)

    Metric: Insights on customer demographics based on language used in reviews (location, age group, etc.).

    Prompt:

    • "Analyze the review text for demographic indicators that provide insights about the customers providing feedback."

    Summary

    By employing these metrics and prompts, companies can extract deep insights from public feedback to inform their strategies and enhance customer experience. The use of AI in this context facilitates scalable analysis, allowing organizations to process large volumes of feedback efficiently and effectively.

  • Leandro Teixeira

    •

    Dec 9, 2024

    See the post below FIRST → “Leveraging AI to analyze public feedback…”
    Then read this post for design ideas:

    Dashboard Design Layout


    Section 1: Overall Metrics

    • 1. Sentiment Analysis

      • Visualization: Pie chart showing percentages of positive, negative, and neutral sentiments.

    • 2. Key Themes Identification

      • Visualization: Bar chart listing the top themes with the number of mentions.


    Section 2: Customer Experience Metrics

    • 3. Common Complaints

      • Visualization: Word cloud representing the most frequent complaints, larger words indicate higher frequency.

    • 4. Positive Feedback Highlights

      • Visualization: Bullet list or checklist of positive aspects, with icons for emphasis.


    Section 3: Loyalty and Effort Metrics

    • 5. Net Promoter Score (NPS) from Reviews

      • Visualization: Gauge or dial showing the NPS score, along with a numeric representation.

    • 6. Customer Effort Score (CES)

      • Visualization: Horizontal bar chart comparing the effort levels on a scale from 1 to 7.


    Section 4: Improvement Opportunities

    • 7. Product Improvement Suggestions

      • Visualization: Text box or sticky note style display showing customer suggestions, categorized by themes.

    • 8. Rating Correlation with Sentiment

      • Visualization: Scatter plot with sentiment scores on one axis and rating scores on the other, showing correlation.


    Section 5: Emotional and Trend Analysis

    • 9. Emotional Tone Analysis

      • Visualization: Stacked bar chart showing different emotional tones, such as joy, frustration, and disappointment.

    • 10. Trend Analysis Over Time

      • Visualization: Line graph illustrating sentiment trends, NPS, and CES scores over a specified timeline.


    Section 6: Competitive Insights

    • 11. Competitive Benchmarking

      • Visualization: Comparative bar chart that contrasts this product’s metrics with competitor products.

    • 12. Customer Demographics Insights

      • Visualization: Demographic pie charts or stacked column charts representing age groups, locations, and other demographics based on review text analysis.

  • Leandro Teixeira

    •

    Feb 19, 2025

    Something similar to what is presented in this video would be wonderful.
    The video is about the BlazeSQL tool:

    https://www.blazesql.com/images/1-hero.mp4

  • Seb Gardies

    •

    Jan 6

    Beyond AI Replies: Why AI Sentiment Analysis is Critical for User Retention and Platform Survival

    The Critical Gap: While the AI Reply feature is a great productivity booster, it only solves half of the problem. Currently, EMR is a "reactive" tool. Our clients can respond to individual fires, but they are "blind" to the arsonist. Without AI-powered sentiment analysis and automated reporting, we are providing a utility, not a strategy. In the SaaS world, utilities are easily replaced; strategic partners are not.

    Why this is a Priority for Retention:

    1. Preventing User Churn through Strategic Indispensability: Clients don't leave platforms that provide them with "Aha!" moments. An AI report that identifies a 15% spike in "service speed" complaints across 10 locations allows a manager to take action before the star rating drops. If EMR doesn't provide this insight, our clients will churn to competitors who do, simply because they need to justify the ROI of their reputation management spend.

    2. The New Industry Standard (2025-2026): Sentiment analysis is no longer a "pro" feature; it is the baseline. Competitors like Guest Suite, Birdeye, and Medallia have already integrated deep sémantic analysis (ABSA - Aspect Based Sentiment Analysis). They aren't just selling "reviews"; they are selling "Business Intelligence." By staying in the "collect and reply" lane, EMR risks becoming an obsolete tool in a market that has moved toward "Trust Operations."

    3. Quantifiable ROI for the End-User: Data proves that a 1-star improvement can boost revenue by 5% to 9%. However, a client cannot improve what they cannot measure. Automated AI reporting allows us (and our clients) to pinpoint exactly where that "extra star" is hidden. This makes EMR a profit-center rather than a cost-center, which is the ultimate retention hack.

    4. Multi-Location & Agency Scalability: For agencies using EMR in white-label, manual analysis of thousands of reviews is physically impossible. If we cannot provide our clients with a monthly "AI Summary Report" showing sentiment trends and key friction points, we look unprofessional. The demand for this has been on the roadmap for over a year—it is now a bottleneck for our growth and yours.

    Feature Requirements for the Roadmap:

    • Thematic Sentiment Tracking: Automatically categorizing reviews into themes (e.g., Price, Staff, Cleanliness, Product Quality).

    • Trend Prediction & Alerts: Notifying users of "weak signals" before they become a reputation crisis.

    • White-Label AI Reports: Exportable PDF/Dashboards that summarize thousands of data points into actionable executive summaries.

    Conclusion: Let’s stop being just a mailbox for reviews. It’s time to become the brain of the operation. Prioritizing AI Analysis isn't just about adding a feature; it's about making EMR un-cancelable.

  • Seb Gardies

    •

    Mar 3

    •

    Merged request

    Smart Reporting (powered by AI)

    Business leaders rarely have time to connect to our platform and analyze customer feedback in detail. We could solve this challenge by sending them innovative reports powered by AI.

    Using AI, we could automatically analyze reviews over specific periods, to extract key strategic insights:

    • Strengths to leverage

    • Priority areas for improvement

    • Field team performance and satisfaction

    • Emerging trends and customer needs

    • Product and service improvements

    • ...

    Our clients could receive a clear, structured and actionable summary of customer feedback in their inbox each month / week.

    This approach positions us beyond a marketing tool = we could become a strategic co-pilot for business leaders and their teams.

    What do you think about this idea?

    • Jean-Gabriel

      •

      Feb 5, 2025

      💯💯💯

    • Leandro Teixeira

      •

      Feb 6, 2025

      I guess someone has requested something similar before. Here is the link:

      https://roadmap.embedmyreviews.com/en/p/a-way-for-clients-to-analyze-all-of-their-reviews-2

  • OtziviPro.bg

    •

    Mar 3

    The email report is the real game changer @mannie@embedmyreviews.com