Describe any perceived relationships between the business and the public (i.e. responding to comments).

As you have been learning, Microsoft Excel and Access are used heavily in business. A company might use Excel to track inventory, budget, and payroll. They can use Access to create a customer and product database. Another type of data a business and consumers can use comes from websites like Amazon and Yelp. These provide customer ratings and comments. A business can analyze these ratings to boost revenue and ensure they are satisfying their customers. But, what happens when the comments and ratings left on these sites are false or misleading?

Find a review page for a business or a product.
How many reviews/ratings are present? At what percentage is each rating (5 star, 4, 3, 2, 1)?
Describe any perceived relationships between the business and the public (i.e. responding to comments).
Analyze the data on the site to identify misleading information. For example, do all of the reviews seem to come directly from employees? Or, does it appear an angry customer spammed the site with comments? Do all of the positive or negative reviews/ratings come from a specific region?
Post the link to your review along with your discussion post.
Based on your findings, do you believe the data is misleading or falsely represented?

You must respond to the questions using proper grammar, sentence structure, and spelling. This is an academic environment and text-messaging writing is not acceptable. After you have posted your answers to the questions (250 words or more), reply to at least two (2) other student’s postings (3-4 legitimate sentences).

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