During the incidents, it took us too long to resolve the problem. In both cases, this was worsened by our security systems preventing team members from accessing the tools they needed to fix the problem, and in some cases, circular dependencies slowed us down as some internal systems also became unavailable.
Wowie
you can see the tool here.
Name it
If you’re curious how my Review2XML tool works in practice, visit review2xml.com.
Founders don’t mind paying for value.They mind paying forever for the same output.
Change to Founders are happy to pay for value – they just don’t want to pay forever for the same outcome.
CTR
Increase CTR (click-through rate)
And when that saving also helps:
Those savings also help:
For smaller brands, it absolutely does.
Change to
For smaller brands, it absolutely does – because it’s all about EBITDA: earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation.
So I built a small tool that does one thing really well:
Don't link "small tool".
Write: So I built Review2XML as a small tool that does one thing really well:
SaaS
Change from: I’m not a big SaaS company. To: I’m not a big SaaS company (that's software as a service if you're not familiar with the acronym).
They just needed:A clean, Google-compliant product reviews feedSomething that works with their existing review app, no migration neededAnd a fair price
Change to:
And doesn't work because the clause is "They just needed:" Which translates to: They just needed: ... And a fair price.
A clean, Google-compliant product reviews feed
A clean, Google-compliant product reviews XML feed
Most stores didn’t need a full “Google Reviews app”.
No quote. Just Most stores didn’t need a full Google Reviews app.
I wrote a full breakdown of the most common reasons Google product ratings don’t appear — from feed formatting to Merchant Center issues, here.
Instead of "here", write your sentence with a keywords in mind and link the keyword back to the post.
But here’s the catch:
But there’s a catch
Realized
realised