Compare store wait times and cleanliness from reviews
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Run a fictional two-location review sample to compare mentions of waiting time and cleanliness, with counts and small-sample warnings. Supply reviews you have permission to analyze for real results. This task does not scrape Google Maps. Check live Apify pricing before running.
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No. The task compares keyword-topic mentions in reviews you supply and are authorized to process. It never fetches Google Maps reviews.
The included fictional example has only five reviews per location for demonstration. For real comparisons, at least 100 reviews per location is a useful starting point.
No. It counts issue-topic keyword mentions, not sentiment. Negation and sarcasm are not handled, so a mention is not necessarily a complaint.