5600+ hits on a review about applying for visas - I doubt that anyone would have predicted that.

4700+ on a restaurant; 4300 on a beauty product; 4000+ on a cinema scheme.

Those are my top ones and they don't fit the 'cars and household products' type cats that have been suggested.

Mind you, it's also possible to get on the first page of a google search with a small number of hits. I'm on a mission to publicise that crap service I got at a hotel and already both the dooyoo and ciao reviews are coming up on google searches AHEAD of the hotel's own website. Hoorah! That'll teach the bastards (until they threaten to sue dooyoo and Ciao!).

Looking at ciao and Dooyoo there seem to be a similar pattern wth review with high numbers of non member reads.

Shops seem to be my most popular ones (and most of them the cheaper end of the market. I'm wondring if people are looking for thir websites and getting my review instead!

I did notice a well-known member consistently getting exceptionally high non-member reads on newly posted reviews across a broad range of subject types. I had to conclude that same person probably sits at home clicking all day to drive them up and thereby increase the chance of getting a diamond.

So high clicks don't always mean it's a useful review.

There is/was a member on Dooyoo (fairly recent member but definitely pre-new payout system) whose NMR figures across all of their reviews are significantly higher than other members and they reach that stage within a very short space of time.

They're one of the long rather than useful brigade. I don't know if that makes any difference.