What Are the Best Legitimate Ways to Handle Policy Violating Google Reviews?”

I’ve been looking into Google review management lately, especially how businesses can properly deal with unfair, fake, or policy violating reviews. There seem to be several approaches besides simply ignoring them, but which method has worked best for you when trying to get an eligible review removed?

Stephen rogan said:

I’ve been looking into Google review management lately, especially how businesses can properly deal with unfair, fake, or policy violating reviews. There seem to be several approaches besides simply ignoring them, but which method has worked best for you when trying to get an eligible review removed?

Click to expand...

I think you can find associates who do google review removals, I have had around 10-15 reviews removed like last year through associates who work with google insiders, so try searching for them. You can also post about this in WTB and get a response from someone who can do it for you.

Stephen rogan said:

I’ve been looking into Google review management lately, especially how businesses can properly deal with unfair, fake, or policy violating reviews. There seem to be several approaches besides simply ignoring them, but which method has worked best for you when trying to get an eligible review removed?

Click to expand...

in the event that the review is in clear violation of the guidelines provided by google it would be wise for me to follow the correct procedure as opposed to going for the removal methods. this will involve reporting the review together with the guidelines violated nd any supporting documentation in case the first appeal is deniied.

Tbh, reporting it through Google’s review policy channels has worked best for me, especially when you can clearly point out which policy the review violates.