how can i get some 5 star reviews for google places?

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need 5 star reviews for google places. nature of business is very local. I cant hire freelancers on odesk because it's very difficult to believe someone in india or phillipines would buy the service that this site offers.
in fact, it's difficult to believe someone 100 miles away would buy. it's very local.
I dont have any aged gmail accounts. I dont have any friends that can do it.

any ideas?
 
Best bet in your situation might be checking out the hot chicks with lots of fb friends and ask them to post/spread the word on her own name. That or steal pics of a hot chick and manually build your own fb friends. The latter would take more time. But yeah, kinda this strategy. All other forms for such a narrow location restricted places I don t see as viable I.e. Mail marketing or freelancers. Good luck
 
There are some sites where you can exchange comments with others.Pay some money to get reviews, recently at GAF to I found a guy asking?

Get reviews from older account so that no one catch to you.
 
make a fake profile on fb and get lots of sub-intellectual people added to your list (A Sizzling hot profile pic will help) and then ask them to review your business. Further more you can also use that profile to get your content shared and liked.
 
I have ideas. One of them is the following. Just ask any customer about the experience they have had in your business and then give them a form where they can fill in the review. Hopefully you know their email so you can remind them on making the review. You could also have a computer ready at the reception where they can leave the review. Of course you will only allow them to fill in the form, if they have a 5 star review! Good luck
 
I have ideas. One of them is the following. Just ask any customer about the experience they have had in your business and then give them a form where they can fill in the review. Hopefully you know their email so you can remind them on making the review. You could also have a computer ready at the reception where they can leave the review. Of course you will only allow them to fill in the form, if they have a 5 star review! Good luck

this. Quite simply ask.
 
Computer at the front desk is a bad call. Then everyone is leaving reviews from the same IP, which will get flagged usually.

I really liked this somewhat relevant post on asking for feedback, vs reviews, and how you end up with far higher quality testimonial in the end by doing so: http://businesscasualcopywriting.com/get-awesome-customer-testimonials-fast/
 
  • Create an e-mail signature that tells your clients to leave you a review.
  • Offer your current clients an incentive to leave a review (e.g., 5% off their next purchase).
  • Go to your local Starbucks and pay the little blogging hipsters there to leave a positive review.
 
Fiverr would probably work really well for this. Use sparingly and you should be good.
 
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