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Plan a useful weekly review report

A weekly report should help the team decide what to improve, not simply list totals. Use a stable set of measures and include enough context to explain unusual changes.

A practical workflow

  1. Start with activity

    Show observed visits, approvals and Google opens as separate numbers. Include the date range and campaign scope.

  2. Add customer concerns

    Summarise a few recurring issues with references to the original feedback. Avoid including unnecessary personal details.

  3. End with ownership

    Choose one action, a responsible person and a date to check it. Keep the report small enough to use during a routine meeting.

Avoid this mistake

Do not present sample charts or unverified Google outcomes as actual business results.

What to check

Check whether the report produced a concrete action and whether that action was reviewed later.

Use the original evidence

reviewbuddy.in activity records describe observed actions, not a guarantee of public posting or business growth. Customer star ratings, AI interpretation and Google-reported metrics also have different meanings. Keep their definitions visible when sharing a report. When a summary suggests an issue, read the underlying comments before deciding what happened or assigning responsibility.

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