Prompt library · Updated Jul 2026
Perplexity prompt to analyse your review trends
Perplexity is under-used for competitive review analysis. Because it searches the live web and cites sources, you can ask it to pull the last 90 days of reviews for any business and get themes, sentiment, and comparisons back with links.
TL;DR
Perplexity's Pro search can crawl Google Maps, Yelp, and TripAdvisor. This prompt turns that into a monthly review-intelligence report in one query.
The prompt
Search the web for reviews of "{business name}" in "{city}" from the last 90 days across Google Maps, Yelp, and TripAdvisor.
Produce:
1. Sentiment: % positive vs negative, trend vs prior 90 days if available.
2. Top 3 themes in positive reviews (with quoted examples).
3. Top 3 themes in negative reviews (with quoted examples).
4. Any staff members named more than once (positive or negative).
5. Direct comparisons made to competitors.
Cite every claim with a source link.How to use it
- 1
Open Perplexity (Pro tier — free tier limits search depth).
- 2
Fill in {business name} and {city} in the prompt.
- 3
Paste and run. Perplexity returns a cited report in ~30 seconds.
- 4
Repeat monthly to spot trends before they show up in your star average.
What it outputs
Sample output snippet
Input: (from Perplexity)
"Positive themes: (1) fresh pasta consistently praised across 34 reviews. (2) Marco (server) mentioned by name in 12 five-star reviews. (3) natural wine list called out in 8 reviews vs 2 for nearest competitor."
FAQ
- Does this work on Perplexity's free tier?
- Partially. Free tier limits the number of sources it can crawl per query. Pro tier is worth it for weekly or monthly review analysis.
- How accurate is Perplexity's review analysis?
- Good for themes and quotes. Less reliable for exact percentages — always verify sentiment numbers by spot-checking the cited reviews.
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