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Turn real experiences into trust for the next booking decision.

Peakative connects the moment after the service with a consistent reputation and discovery process.

The problem

Reputation has influence before the booking.

Rating, volume, recency, responses and comments help a person assess whether a business deserves their trust. A good operation may not be reflected correctly if there is never a process to turn experience into public evidence.

  1. ConsultationLo que se percibe primero
  2. VolumeCuánta evidencia existe
  3. RecencyQué tan actual es
  4. RepliesCómo responde el negocio

The four signals a person assesses before booking.

The reputation cycle
  1. Experience
  2. Right moment
  3. Request
  4. Review
  5. Trust
  6. New demand

The starting point is always a real experience. The goal is not to manipulate ratings, but to make an authentic signal easy and to manage it consistently.

How Peakative approaches it

The signal is made easy, never manufactured.

We review current reputation and recurring themes, identify the right moment to ask for feedback, structure the process and connect the resulting signal with the discovery journey.

  1. Review current reputation and recurring themes
  2. Identify the right moment to ask for feedback
  3. Structure the process
  4. Connect the signal with the discovery journey
What it can include

Review requests, automation, response protocols, analysis by location, recency tracking and integration of authorized social proof on relevant pages can be part of the system.

Front desk of a premium spa while a client is being assisted
  • Review requests
  • Automation
  • Response protocols
  • Analysis by location
  • Recency tracking
  • Approved social proof
What we measure

Volume, frequency of new reviews, recency, rating, business response, recurring themes and actions from local profiles make it possible to assess performance.

  • Volume
  • Frequency of new reviews
  • Recency
  • Consultation
  • The business's reply
  • Recurring themes
  • Actions from local profiles
When it makes sense
It is the priority

It is especially relevant when local comparison carries significant weight and the real client experience is not consistently represented in the channels where others make decisions.

It is not the priority

If reputation already reflects the operation, the priority is probably at another stage of the journey.

Diagnosis

Make reputation better reflect the experience you are already delivering.

The diagnosis determines whether reputation is a priority constraint or whether a larger leak sits at another stage.