If you've wondered how to write a Google review, you've come to the right place. There are some experiences so good — or so bad — that you're compelled to put it in writing.
Whether it's a five star review of the South China Sea ("Only gripe is how humid it is. Beyond that, a great place to conduct military operations") or giving one star to a skatepark ("Sitting at the school waiting for my grandson and at 68, I don't think I can go skateboarding"), you have the power at your fingertips to voice your opinion. By the way, both of these examples came from r/GoogleReviews, which is a very good time. Funny Google reviews aside, here's how to do it.
Step 1: Open Google Maps and find the location or business you want to review
Search for the place you want to review and tap on it to open the page.
Step 2: Go the Reviews section
On the business or location's profile page, tap the Reviews section which is on the same line as other profile sections like Overview, Menu, Photos, etc.
Step 3: Scroll to the Rate and Review section
In this section, you'll see five empty stars. Select how many stars you want to give the business or location. This will take you to a new page which prompts you to leave a review. From here, you can write your review in the text box that says, "Share details of your own experience at this place. You can also add photos and videos.
Step 4: Publish your review
When you've finished your review, tap Post at the bottom of the page. Typically, reviews publish immediately, but it might take longer depending on Google's approval system. Your review will be shared publicly with the name, picture, and profile associated with your Google account.
Step 1: Find the business or location you want to review
First, you need to be logged into your Google account on whatever browser you're using. Next search for the business or location you're reviewing.
Step 2: Find the Reviews section
In a Google search, the business or location profile will show up on the righthand side of the screen. Scroll down to the Reviews section and click "Write a review."
Step 3: Write your review
Once you click "Write a review," a window will pop up prompting you to rate the business or location out of five stars. There might be more specific ratings if it's a restaurant, such as food, service, and atmosphere. Once you've rated the place, write your review in the text box below. In certain cases, you can also add information about whether you dined in, got takeout, or delivery, what you ordered, how much you spent, and any dishes you'd recommend. You can also add photos and videos.
Step 4: Publish your review
When you've finished, click Post to publish your review. As is the case with posting a review via Google Maps, your review publicly show your Google account information.
A few things to keep in mind when writing a Google review. There are certain guidelines for submitting a review, and if your review violates those guidelines, it might not be approved. This includes criteria like writing a fake review, harassment, hate speech, NSFW content, or personal information. The full list can be found here.
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