Harry Aguiler
Newbie
- Apr 6, 2026
- 3
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I can only suggest you to use a different device for each task and it would be better to have an IP proxy with good quality account. Then long time stick.
Google reviews not stick anymore
- Thread starter lemi78
- Start date
- Apr 1, 2013
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Yes, many people are facing this problem recently because Google has tightened its systems to detect fake or manipulative reviews. Now, not only using old Gmail accounts or proxies makes reviews safe, but Google also analyzes IP, device pattern, writing style and activity behavior. That is why when reviews are made in bulk or similar pattern, they either do not get published or get deleted later. The fact is that Google now only allows genuine experience of real users, so it has become almost impossible to run reviews through artificial methods.
sowrav_digi
Newbie
- Apr 10, 2021
- 9
- 0
anyone has any method which we can use to google map reviews stick??
Use your aged regular Google account and only leave reviews based on real experiences. Write unique, detailed reviews in your own words, and add genuine photos if possible. Avoid posting many reviews in a short period. A well established account with normal Google activity may have a better chance of its reviews remaining published. Some people also report having good results with certain edu email accounts.
sowrav_digi
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- Apr 10, 2021
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- Jun 16, 2020
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Try focusing on geniune ways.
1. SMS campaigns to existing customers. Don't offer discount in return for reviews. But rather send them a SMS thanking them for their business. You can embedded the link to review, the SMS can also contain a coupon code or an Amazon gift voucher thanking them for doing business with you
2. Talk to them after the completion of service/sale. Ask them if they need anything else. Request them for a their honest review. Indicate reviews are a major deciding factor (be subtle about don't beg/force)
3. Create limited campaigns with discounted price to existing clients who are willing to pay a discounted price in return for an honest review (it's like review copies on BHW) in a way.
4. Then leave the rest to chance/time
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Additionally build your Facebook page, and other social pages, create Press releases, Citations, classified listing creations.
You can also technically do PRs with the
Title: Brand name from City awarded the best XYZ Provider in a said industry by it's clients.
All these will help.
Yes I get it. 3-4 years ago just buying fake reviews cut the job. FTA outlawed it. Algorithms tightened up.
So evolve and find new ways to rank and get more leads. Because end of the day you target should be generating leads, your bottom line. Even if you had a fraction of reviews than an established company, you can still find ways to capture a segment of market.
ps: getting into GEO/Ranking on AI engines. It's a small market right now. But you have first mover advantage
1. SMS campaigns to existing customers. Don't offer discount in return for reviews. But rather send them a SMS thanking them for their business. You can embedded the link to review, the SMS can also contain a coupon code or an Amazon gift voucher thanking them for doing business with you
2. Talk to them after the completion of service/sale. Ask them if they need anything else. Request them for a their honest review. Indicate reviews are a major deciding factor (be subtle about don't beg/force)
3. Create limited campaigns with discounted price to existing clients who are willing to pay a discounted price in return for an honest review (it's like review copies on BHW) in a way.
4. Then leave the rest to chance/time
-&-
Additionally build your Facebook page, and other social pages, create Press releases, Citations, classified listing creations.
You can also technically do PRs with the
Title: Brand name from City awarded the best XYZ Provider in a said industry by it's clients.
All these will help.
Yes I get it. 3-4 years ago just buying fake reviews cut the job. FTA outlawed it. Algorithms tightened up.
So evolve and find new ways to rank and get more leads. Because end of the day you target should be generating leads, your bottom line. Even if you had a fraction of reviews than an established company, you can still find ways to capture a segment of market.
ps: getting into GEO/Ranking on AI engines. It's a small market right now. But you have first mover advantage
voxeltoon
Registered Member
- Jul 1, 2026
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- 34
Yeahhh i have noticed that google has tightened up on reviews lately. older accounts can also get filtered if the activity pattern, location signals or review behaviior seems abnormal. sometimes reviews also disapear after a few days rather than being rejjected right away.it seems google is putting more focus on natural user activity rather than just account age or ip reputation.
do not worry u are not the only one faccing such a problem. People using old accounts have also reporrted that their review has disappeared. it seems that google now places a lot of importance on real account activities. there does not appear to be any quick solution to this probllem.
i have witnessed instances where the reviews r not vissible even after posting through accounts that have been around for quite some time now. it appears that the priority for google is more about the users behaviorral pattern as opposed to the age of the account being used. the small cues can help in this reggard.
Whiteyland
Newbie
- Sep 8, 2023
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- 2
Yes, others have noticed the same thing recently. Google seems to be filtering reviews much more aggressively than before. Even older accounts and residential proxies don't guarantee reviews will stick. Many reviews are being hidden or removed without warning. It looks like Google's spam detection has become much stricter.
barin.bennett
Newbie
- Jul 1, 2026
- 9
- 5
Google has really started to tighten up their review systems so much that even old accounts or clean setups can be filtered. History of the account, review patterns, time, and location cues usually play a larger role than proxies and browsers.