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Mine your reviews
What buyers keep saying, counted, with what to fix first.
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An export, or a folder of them.
How many raised each thing, not just that it came up.
The sentences worth putting on the listing.
Your prompt
Read these reviews and tell me what to do. COUNT each theme. "Several customers mention the lid" is an anecdote that gets argued about; "31 of 214 reviews mention the lid, 28 of them negative" is a roadmap item. The counting is the whole difference. Separate what people love from what they tolerate. A product can be four stars because it is excellent, or because it is cheap and nearly good enough, and the two lead to opposite decisions. Read the three-star reviews most carefully. Five stars say nothing actionable and one star is often about shipping; three is where the real product feedback is. Pull the lines worth putting on the listing, in the customer's own words.
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Why this works
"Several customers mention the lid" is an anecdote that gets argued about. "31 of 214 reviews mention the lid, 28 negative" is a roadmap item. The counting is the difference. It also reads the three-star reviews hardest, which is where the real product feedback lives.