If you could, what would you rate your boss out of ten? Your partner? Your best mate? Peeple invites people to rate people as if they were a business – a ‘Yelp for humans’. It was supposed to launch in November 2015, but it’s unclear whether or not it’ll survive the public onslaught.

Are you the kind of person who leaves a hotel room in a mess or takes more than the complimentary soap? The Art Series Hotel Group is turning the tables on today’s empowered consumers with reverse reviews, but can the threat of public shaming or a promise of special perks get guests to behave?

With over 61% of people reading online reviews before making a purchase decision, it’s even more important than ever to separate the good ones from the bad. But with peer reviews and professional write-ups often having contrasting opinions, who should we trust – and why?

Launched in 2004, Yelp has grown to include more than 50 million businesses worldwide. And it’s transformed how people find a place to eat; we now rely on tips from internet strangers. But thanks to Yelp Elite, some of these strangers are more powerful than others. So who are these influencers?