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1 Clip 1 - Analysing Reviews
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With which experience does posting behaviour increase?
With negative experiences posting behaviours increase. -
What travels faster, negative or positive sentiment?
Negative sentiment travels faster. -
Besides the fact that people are writing a lot of reviews, what impact do these reviews have on the behaviour of consumers?
People use the reviews to make purchase decisions. -
From a firm's perspective there is an important question that must be taken into account, what is this?
What is the effect of the firm's responsiveness to customer's comments and reviews? -
When does the responsiveness of firms become extra important and why?
When they are dealing with negative reviews, because their response will effect the decision of a different consumer that reads it online. -
1.1 Review Data
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What are the two types of review data?
Structured data and unstructured data (where most of the value lies). -
How can you get the sentiment out of the Customer Textual Review-Comment?
Sentiment Analysis. -
Studies show that customer review's centre around a couple of main topics, what analytical implication can you derive from this?
Using classifiers to cluster them. -
What are review websites, where most of the reviews are created on 8-10 key-widely-used platforms?
Platforms where customers generate reviews. -
It is important to understand that the structure of the review differs for the different platforms. List an example of such a structure difference?
Some platforms allow for a rating out of for example 10 and others have positive or negative feedback through words.
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