Need some info on doing Google Reviews

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I've been asked to drop some google reviews on a friends site - but I don't actually have that many google accounts I have used. So I was wondering lets say I made a few accounts what would you say is the best approach to dropping reviews ? Is there like a warm up period for the accounts etc - how many to do a day to be safe ?
 
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google reviews are pretty hard as I know
I assume there are minority who knows how to do them
and most likely wont share any tips
 
I’d avoid creating extra accounts just for reviews, since that can create problems for the business and the accounts. If the reviews are genuine, it’s better to have real customers leave honest feedback from their own accounts and focus on making the review request natural.
 
ATuringtest said:
I've been asked to drop some google reviews on a friends site - but I don't actually have that many google accounts I have used. So I was wondering lets say I made a few accounts what would you say is the best approach to dropping reviews ? Is there like a warm up period for the accounts etc - how many to do a day to be safe ?
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Season some accounts. Keep them on your phone, review places you are really visiting.
 
Google has tightened the screws a lot lately. Don't do it yourself and don't hire someone to do all the reviews. Hire one person for one review and maybe they'll stick.
 
I wouldn’t risk creating accounts just for reviews — Google can flag/remove unnatural review activity. If you need genuine reviews, get them from real customers who actually used the service.
 
ATuringtest said:
I've been asked to drop some google reviews on a friends site - but I don't actually have that many google accounts I have used. So I was wondering lets say I made a few accounts what would you say is the best approach to dropping reviews ? Is there like a warm up period for the accounts etc - how many to do a day to be safe ?
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one should not creatte several new accounts for reviews as google will be able to recognize that there is a pattern of new accounts posting similar reviews which may even do harm to the business. one had better persuade the real clients to post reviews using their accounts.
 
You can keep some aged Google accounts for regular use, but creating multiple accounts just to post reviews can be risky. If you need help managing reviews, consider hiring someone experienced in this area.

Make sure they focus on genuine reviews from real customers, as there's no guaranteed warm up period or daily limit that prevents Google from removing fake reviews.
 
I wouldn’t make fresh accounts just to post reviews. Google is pretty good at filtering unnatural review patterns, and you can end up hurting the business instead. Better to ask real customers and spread the reviews naturally over time.
 
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I wouldn’t make fresh accounts just to post reviews. Google is pretty good at filtering unnatural review patterns, and you can end up hurting the business instead. Better to ask real customers and spread the reviews naturally over time.
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Yeah, really, false reviews actually tend to be pretty easy to spot. Real people, realistic timing, and genuine feedback typically go a long way.
 
Adding reviews from fresh accounts can be detected or filtered.. You can ask freelancers for aged profiles
 
ATuringtest said:
I've been asked to drop some google reviews on a friends site - but I don't actually have that many google accounts I have used. So I was wondering lets say I made a few accounts what would you say is the best approach to dropping reviews ? Is there like a warm up period for the accounts etc - how many to do a day to be safe ?
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i would not worry about the number of reviews that can be generated in a single day. if the accounts have been created just for posting reviews about a single entity then the entire process becomes very questionablle. it is better to generate genuinne reviews by actual users of the service.
 
Account warm-up is mandatory for review retention. Accounts must have natural location history, local search trails, and residential IP consistency matching the target business city. Rapid velocity or freshly created accounts will be instantly filtered out.
 
Forget everything you've ever learned. You got internet cafes in your city? :D
 
You are asking a million-dollar question, and you are going to fail miserably.

If you have never done ORM or placed reviews and you want to start with Google, it is like starting a new game with super-hard settings.

The effort you need to put in isn't worth the outcome if you aren't doing this commercially. If I were you, I would hire a professional.

Even then, you will likely deal with removals.
 
I think they check the location from the phone/browser. I used to make a lot of fake reviews for my businesses and now they never stick, like 90% will drop, they are legit people by the way, they just haven't visited the shop. If someone knows a process how to make them non drop
 
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