Trustpilot Share Discussion Threads

[scepticalinvestor] 19/1/2022 08:03

Stopped out at 255 a few days ago. Looking like great value now - lets see if it hits the 1s

[timmy40] 18/1/2022 20:18

I wondered if the recent numbers were a little light vs expectations, but rotation from longer duration tech names is taking place and sentiment is not great more generally

[bingaxu] 18/1/2022 13:04

The reason of the drop, Anyone? Thanks

[scepticalinvestor] 13/1/2022 12:18

Decided to dip my toe in at 265. Lets see what happens

[scepticalinvestor] 13/1/2022 10:23

Bit of a dog this one, despite decent results

[scepticalinvestor] 12/1/2022 08:41

Back to the 3s today?

[mike24] 29/12/2021 09:27

good source of advice/info/guidance
have had 490 hits on one review,

TRST keep up good work

[bad robot] 20/10/2021 19:38

My price is sub 50p for this scam. This is another Yell, AML kind of shs, that will lose 99%.

They will remove companies negative reviews, if the companies take premium service. A whistleblower from the company came out and told the truth.


BR
IN BR WE TRUST
RED MERCURY CREW

[scepticalinvestor] 20/10/2021 08:25

Wow 41m sell at 07h00 this am. Will prob drop a lot further

[cricklewood] 30/9/2021 12:05

Does this stock pay a divi.

[tractorman1] 24/9/2021 17:11

I sold at 350, should've acted a bit quicker!! ?

[its the oxman] 22/9/2021 16:38

Close to 350p, has the selling run out of steam possibly?

[tractorman1] 16/7/2021 13:54

It had a good rise the day before, maybe just settling down?!

[tscole70] 16/7/2021 11:06

Anyone know why this has dropped so much today?

[isambardkb] 15/6/2021 12:32

Sorry about late reply. For free you get 100 monthly auto emails asking clients to review you, the ability to answer reviews and a basic widget to put your TP page on your website. If you pay, you get more auto emails (depending on how much you pay) and more marketing functionalities to build your reviews into third party integrators etc. At our peak, we were sending tens of thousands a month so we paid.

[hawfinch] 08/6/2021 18:19

@IsambardKB:

Just so I understand this, you basically pay TRST an annual amount to chase your customers who have already made a purchase on your site to write a review about that purchase. Otherwise, you could go down the free route but that means your customers wouldn’t be chased via email to write a review. Instead, the customers would have to do it willingly without being notified. Is that right?

[tscole70] 12/5/2021 09:10

Some huge buys in this today. Surprised the price hasn't moved much

[takayama1] 21/4/2021 14:09

Thanks IsambardKB - To be honest it wasn't mine. I had cut and paste from the LSE board. Separately, I have to admit I wobbled yesterday/this morning about holding, but decided to shut the laptop, go off for a few hours and am so glad I did so. Looks like the large trade (I think it was £250k or so) yesterday which pushed the price down, likely on the two days of not breaking 315p was it, and the buyers are back in town! I've experience of TRST only as an online buyer, not as a business, but I'm glad I trusted my instincts on this one - and backed up by the analysis of the likes of actual Trustpilot customers like IsambardKB. I reckon this'll continue to rise in the way FB did. A hold for many years I think.

[isambardkb] 21/4/2021 11:09

I agree with your 'review' Taka. My business has been on Trustpilot since we started advertising three years ago and you can't leave. It's strength is the visibility of your brand - the more reviews you get, the more prominence you get on search engines. The better your customer feedback score, the greater organic business you get. It forces a business to to take feedback seriously and do something about bad reviews to put them right - because it is very public. As you say, once you are in, you can't get out because if you lower your fees or stop paying altogether, your page will continue but without your firm's ability to use a link on your site and without the right of reply to bad reviews.

[tractorman1] 15/4/2021 18:43

Maybe if the thread title was actually trustpulot it would maybe help!

[tractorman1] 15/4/2021 18:41

Yeh I went in at 290, meant to be in sooner, never mind but it's heading up, slow and steady wins the race!

[takayama1] 15/4/2021 15:53

I can't believe the lack of interest on this chat board! This has gone up incredibly in the last few days! And all good low percentage tick ups!

[takayama1] 13/4/2021 16:22

Well, busy late afternoon! I wonder what tomorrow will bring! Even if it is profit taking, it looks like interest is picking up, so my guess is we'll get 350 before long. Any other views?

[takayama1] 13/4/2021 09:44

This was a pretty useful post I thought, from LSE. Pretty much gives the investment case:I am a trustpilot customer. To give you an idea of how they make money (if you dont know) they charge websites a membership to invite reviews from customers. In my case using a magento online shop. Trustpilot is integrated with my site and the invites go out to customers 2 weeks after ordering.
If the customer leaves a review it shows as "verified purchase" on trustpilot, so as the name suggests trustpilot facilitate the trust issue concerning whether a review is real or fake.

I have nearly 20000 reviews for my site and in a position where I cant really leave. Unfortunately TP like to put up their prices regularly. I was paying £4000 last year and its up to £6000 this year.

I am trying to negotiate a cheaper renewal but it's probably not going to be any less unless I remove some of the key features of the service like product reviews.
I hate giving the money to them but the idea of paying a bit less and trying to build up reviews with one of their competitors like feefo just isn't appealing given the time to gather the reviews.

The bottom line is trustpilot and is market leader has 17% market share in online reviews.
I dont see this changing given customer retention is incredibly strong and goes without saying online shops are sprouting up everywhere.

Impossible to guess any share price but I can see trustpilot being market leader for many many years unless the internet is shut down (unlikely)
I want to buy, unsure whether to wait for a pullback or to go in now.