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Understand visits, approvals and Google opens

Review activity contains several different events. A visitor can open a page without creating a draft, or copy a draft without publishing it on Google. Keeping these steps separate makes the report more useful.

A practical workflow

  1. Define each event

    A visit is page activity, an approval records a wording decision and a Google open records a handoff. None alone proves a posted review.

  2. Use consistent periods

    Compare the same date range and campaign scope. Different windows can make totals look like a funnel when they are unrelated.

  3. Explain the limit

    Tell staff what can actually be observed. Use Google’s own published reviews separately when checking public outcomes.

Avoid this mistake

Do not divide unrelated totals and label the result a verified conversion rate.

What to check

Check definitions and time windows before drawing conclusions from a chart.

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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