I have a client where we have posted reviews on their Google places account from comment cards in each case we created Google accounts posted the review and never logged back into that account again. Recently we have noticed a lot our reviews are disappearing. I'm wondering if with the new Google Places. Google+ merge they look at account activity as a means to sort reviews and find one review accounts. Also we want to add reviews back on and are looking for a way to do this. I am looking for someone with a solution that will allow me to drip feed these reviews back on.
Google Places/Google+ Theory
- Thread starter dcoder50
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NetMarketer
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- May 13, 2010
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Did you do this all from the same IP address?
TheLinkGuy
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- Nov 20, 2010
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make sense right? why would they display this reviews from these newly created accounts?
heck, even yelp has a filter for this, and google's got a lot more companies and spammer rpoblems.
if you want these to stick its beyond g+, you need to make the account seem real by posting reviews on other businesses and using the accounts normally.
theres probably a trust algorithm, similar to yelps that removes these kind of accounts reviews
heck, even yelp has a filter for this, and google's got a lot more companies and spammer rpoblems.
if you want these to stick its beyond g+, you need to make the account seem real by posting reviews on other businesses and using the accounts normally.
theres probably a trust algorithm, similar to yelps that removes these kind of accounts reviews
sherbert
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- Oct 6, 2008
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You must have mature or maturing Gmail accounts, you can leave comments with a new account because that can be a relevant reason for creating an account but you must continue to use that account as a normal user would, keep it active do some random stuff like add some pictures, review business not connected with your target and in another town. If you are creating loads let me know as I can use them.