local-business-reputation-researchlisted

# Local business reputation research Build an evidence-backed public reputation brief for a business or venue. Use Yelp, BBB, Trustpilot, and OpenTable as distinct sources and keep profile data, reviews, complaints, scam reports, menus, and photos separate. ## When to use this skill - Compare local businesses or restaurants before hiring or visiting. - Find a business profile, service area, rating history, or public complaints. - Review recent customer themes and representative excerpts. - Check public BBB scam reports or OpenTable restaurant details and menus. ## Research workflow 1. Resolve the business on each platform with its own search endpoint. Match by name, address, phone, domain, and service area; never merge on name alone. 2. Pull profile and review data from Yelp, BBB, or Trustpilot. Keep each site's rating scale, review count, date range, moderation labels, and sampling rules. 3. Use BBB complaints and Scam Tracker as reported records, not proof of legal wrongdoing. Use Trustpilot and Yelp reviews as platform-specific samples. 4. Use OpenTable for restaurant discovery, menu, and review context. Separate reservation metadata and menu availability from reputation evidence. 5. Report corroborated facts, conflicting records, unresolved identity matches, and a small set of linked excerpts. Do not infer fraud, safety, or service quality from a single review or rating alone. ## Examples ```sh scripts/crawlora.sh /yelp/search term="plumber" locat