Welcome to @Jen Cesar Rivas and @Greg Nowacki! Tell us about the type of business you run and what we can do to assist you. i.e. reviews/testimonials/business support

Welcome to @Tim Floyd ! Tell us about the type of business you run and what we can do to assist you. i.e. reviews/testimonials/business support

Yes, we’re the new kids on the block — but don’t get too comfy, we won’t be the quiet neighbors for long. Soon, we’ll be bringing you so many growth opportunities, you’ll need a spreadsheet just to keep track (and probably a snack to get through it). Think glowing testimonials, rave reviews, networking that doesn’t involve awkward small talk, and advice so good it should probably come with a warning label. This glorious community was born on September 30th, 2025 — mark the date, because one day, historians might. Don’t be weary, dear reader. We may be small now, but we’ve got big dreams, big plans, and even bigger fonts. Hop on before we go full rocket ship.

We've all been there. Whether it's clients being stubborn, employees not showing up, showing up late, or just doing a bad job, we've all felt the pain of being an entrepreneur. Share your thoughts on what is bogging you down in your business. As fellow business owners we may have the answers to help you reach a solution that eases your burdens.

Regardless of what platform you leave a review or testimonial, there are algorithms that can detect spam and fake reviews. To ensure your reviews stick, make them more authentic. Ensure that if you are reviewing a company that is in another state/country, you make it relevant. For example, if you leave a review for a cleaning company, say "I hired them to clean my rental property" This suggests that you don't live in the area that the company operates out of but you have an interest in the region. Do you have any ideas or tricks that you have learned about reviews? Feel free to share them in the comments below!