Your Trustcore increase depends on several factors: your current review count, the recency of reviews, and the average score of new reviews. To calculate exactly see this blog post:
https://www.stacktome.com/blog/when-is-my-trustscore-going-up-on-trustpilot

‍

No, because StackTome sends verified invitation links generated from the Trustpilot API. Once the customer clicks on a link, they can leave a review without logging in to Trustpilot. Reviews left using these links have 2x review conversion rate. You can read about it here: https://www.stacktome.com/blog/how-will-trustpilots-upcoming-basic-link-invitation-updates-impact-ecommerce-brands

‍

Our tool automates the process by sending verified review requests through email to targeted segments. Smart reminders help increase response rates. A/B testing ensures high review conversion rate. Customer segmentation avoids negative reviews.

The minimum recommended order volume is 500 per month.

‍

If a customer doesn’t leave a review after the first invitation, the tool will send up to 1 or more reminders (possibly up to 9). Because StackTome has integration with the Trustpilot API, the reminders are always accurate. Additionally, StackTome has a cooldown setting to avoid spamming customers when they make multiple purchases.

StackTome's Free Plan allows you to send 200 invites and 200 reminders, which is more than most competitors offer on their paid plans. With StackTome's Base Plan, you can send 2,000 invites and reminvers per month, which would be a sufficient amount for the majority of ecommerce businesses. If your company needs larger volumes, you can use StackTome's Standard plan with 10,000 sends and Enterprise Plan with 100,000 per month.

Yes, in multiple ways. First of all, reviews are in the top 10 most important SEO ranking factors. By collecting significantly more reviews, StackTome helps you rank higher. Plus, StackTome provides a Customizable Review Widget and API, which you can use to automatically display relevant reviews on different pages of your ecommerce store. Moreover, StackTome's tool is compatible with Google review snippets ensuring maximum search engine visibility.

Yes. You can target specific customers based on your store's order, review and ticket data. Additionally, any email can be excluded/suppressed from invitation flows, to avoid negative reviews.

Yes! StackTome’s widgets offer customization options for seamless integration with the look and feel of your brand’s ecommerce website. You can customize predefined templates with CSS or even use a custom HTML widget to match your design needs fully. Widgets can be placed at all the critical conversion points across your site, including the homepage, category pages, product pages, and checkout.

With StackTome, you can get notifications about the reviews based on your set rules. Our reviews management tool not only allows you to respond to feedback quickly via Zendesk or email but to follow up with email sequences.

Deleting reviews on the platforms, you use to collect them is possible based on the rules of those platforms. The benefit of StackTome is that you can choose which reviews get displayed and which are not on your website by using our review widget or API. With this functionality, StackTome ensures that reviews displayed on your website will positively impact your sales and ecommerce business in general.

Nothing. Your reviews will stay on the platforms you have been using to collect them, e.g., Trustpilot. In addition, you can export those reviews to any database (like BigQuery) if necessary directly from StackTome.