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Review Mining Formulas

The document provides instructions for searching Yelp and Amazon reviews in Google by entering specific phrases into the Google search bar. For Yelp, the phrase is "site:yelp.com intitle:"category" "tired of"" where category should be replaced with the business category. For Amazon, the phrase is "site:amazon.com inurl:"product-reviews" "tired of" ~keyword" where keyword should be replaced with a relevant keyword or solution and the tilde ensures synonyms are also searched.

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Review Mining Formulas

The document provides instructions for searching Yelp and Amazon reviews in Google by entering specific phrases into the Google search bar. For Yelp, the phrase is "site:yelp.com intitle:"category" "tired of"" where category should be replaced with the business category. For Amazon, the phrase is "site:amazon.com inurl:"product-reviews" "tired of" ~keyword" where keyword should be replaced with a relevant keyword or solution and the tilde ensures synonyms are also searched.

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Learning Conversion Copywriting

with Joanna Wiebe

Review Mining Formulas


To search Yelp.com reviews in Google

For Yelp, type this phrase directly into your Google search bar:

site:yelp.com intitle:”category” “tired of”

The only word you’ll change here is the word “category.” Replace the word “category” with a word that best
describes your business’s category.

To search Amazon.com reviews in Google

For Amazon, type this phrase directly into your Google search bar:

site:amazon.com inurl:”product-reviews” “tired of” ~keyword

The only word you’ll change here is the word “keyword.” Replace the word “keyword” with an actual keyword
for your category or solution. The tilde (~) in front of your keyword ensures Google will also search a variety of
synonyms, improving the search process.

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