Adding a Google review button to your website
Your website is where loyal customers go looking for you. A simple, honest review link helps them, and a few common mistakes can make it backfire.
Tag: Google reviews
Reviews for tattoo and piercing studios
Clients choose an artist from a portfolio and a feeling of trust, and they read reviews for the trust part. When to ask, and why the healed result matters more than the fresh one.
Reviews for businesses that sell to other businesses
Wholesalers, commercial contractors, agencies and suppliers deal with few customers and long relationships. How B2B businesses can collect reviews that other buyers actually trust.
Build your reviews before your busy season, not during it
The busiest weeks of your year are when the most new customers are searching, and the worst time to start asking. Why the quiet months are when a review habit gets built.
Reviews for businesses with more than one location
Two shops, one brand. Each location needs its own Google listing, its own review link and its own tap points. How to keep them straight.
Reviews for accountants, bookkeepers and consultants
Professional services are bought on trust and referral, and a Google search is now how most referrals get checked. How to ask clients who value discretion.
How to get more detailed reviews without scripting them
A review that says ‘great’ helps a little. One that says what, who and why helps a lot. How to encourage detail without telling customers what to write.
Reviews for restaurants and bars during evening service
Low light, full tables and a bill folder at the end. Evening service changes where a review prompt works and how customers actually use it.
Reviews for driving schools, tutors and music teachers
Education businesses have a built in finish line: the test, the exam, the recital. That is when the review gets written, if anyone asks.
What happens to your Google reviews when you move or rebrand
Years of reviews are worth protecting. Why you should update your existing listing rather than start a new one, and what to expect when Google asks you to verify again.