Replying quickly to bad reviews is a good first step because it shows the shop is paying attention and cares about customer concerns. Still, fast replies alone are not enough if the problem stays the same. People also want honest answers, polite words, and real action to fix mistakes. When customers see problems handled well, trust can slowly grow. Do you think actions matter more than quick replies when building trust?
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