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I know that there is no specific timeframe, but in average, according to your experience, how long a fake Google Review last? does it matter if it's a good or a bad one?
Ok ChatGPTWhen someone leaves a bad review on your Google My Business profile, your first reaction is to delete it because it will affect your reputation.
However, deleting a Google review is not as simple as going into your profile and deleting it.
Google doesn't allow companies to delete bad reviews because all reviews, whether favorable or bad, help to maintain authenticity. People rely on reviews when deciding whether or not to make a purchase.
Reviews have a big impact on the buyer's journey, so Google doesn't allow you to remove products from your local listings. Your review will not be removed unless you can prove that the review is false.
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Yes, I would avoid this kind of behaviorGoogle reviews drop because the google farm is abused. One day a review in USA, another in France, another in Romania (while having no IP changes at all). Guys sell google reviews for too cheap and they can't give proper care for their service
SorryBe more specific
fake google reviews where?
on GMB or play store or
Depends on the setup and the listing alsoSorry
I mean GMB reviews
I see, thank you.Depends on the setup and the listing also
I have reviews still there since 2019 and some got deleted in 5 days
That's not a problem, I will take care to make reviews only in LA businesses if my proxy is located in LA, for example.My reviews that I posted from my account that I use daily have 1000s of views.
Reviews from accounts that I don't use just get lost somewhere.
So I believe if you can have 20 non stop used accounts at google, you can have like 20 reviews a month.
Just you need to make it seem like you're traveling a lot and visiting a lot of places.
It's not the best thing. I think it's just easier to ask real people to post those for you.
After writing down 100 patterns and coding some auto-clicker, you'll still have a lot to do. Probably that's years of research and coding tools on and off on weekends.That's not a problem, I will take care to make reviews only in LA businesses if my proxy is located in LA, for example.
Maybe I need to use some kind of auto surf to make my browser profile more realistic and make it more trustworthy for Google