Google review management · Social & General
Google is where local businesses of every kind are found, and reviews on a Google Business Profile appear next to the business in Search and on Maps. For a restaurant, dentist, contractor, or store, the star rating is often the first thing a nearby customer sees before deciding whether to tap through.
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A person reading Google reviews is usually comparing a short list of nearby businesses on their phone and deciding where to go or who to call. Unanswered negative reviews sit at the top of a newest-first list for everyone to see, and a profile with no owner replies suggests nobody is paying attention. Because reviews cannot be switched off on Google, ignoring them is not a neutral choice.
Connect Google by signing in with the Google account that manages your Business Profile and granting access, which is the recommended route, or by giving Reviewshake the search that shows your business and its reviews. Either way the reviews start syncing the moment the source is added.
Google is one of the two sites Reviewshake posts to directly. Each new review arrives in the inbox with an AI-drafted reply in your tone; approve it and it goes live on Google without leaving the screen, or let approved replies go out automatically. Google notifies the reviewer that you answered.
Google notifies the reviewer when you reply and lets them edit their review afterward, so a calm, specific answer can genuinely change the outcome. Write for the strangers who will read it later: acknowledge the point, say what you did, and keep names and private details out of it.
See how this fits the rest of the workflow for getting more reviews.
Replying to a Google review · AI draft
Thank you for taking the time to write this. We're glad the visit went well and we've passed your note on to the team. We'd love to see you again.
Edit · Post to Google
Ask every customer after the visit, by email or SMS, with one reminder. The request links to a review landing page that can send people to Google first, and a QR code covers the customers who never open email. Customers come in from a CSV, Zapier or the API, so nobody has to remember to ask.
Put the best Google reviews on your website with a carousel, grid or badge, filtered to Google or mixed with Google and Facebook, with rich-snippet markup so stars can show in search results. Share the good ones to social in one click.
Rating trend, volume and sentiment by site and location, with Google next to every other site you are listed on. A monthly report, white-labelled for agencies, and an email alert the moment a negative Google review is imported.
Reviews on G2
“We can access all our customer feedback in one place, we can easily show off our good reviews on our website and across socials.”

“ReviewShake's interface is clean and intuitive. I found it quite easy to set up a widget for my website and the reporting is clear.”

“A well-designed app that does what it is meant to do, increases quality reviews and reduces the negative ones. Easy to learn interface and it can be set up to work in the background.”

Questions
Connect Google by signing in with the Google account that manages your Business Profile and granting access, which is the recommended route, or by giving Reviewshake the search that shows your business and its reviews. Either way the reviews start syncing the moment the source is added.
New Google reviews are imported every 12 to 24 hours depending on the source, and you get an email alert for each new or negative one. Historical reviews are imported when you first connect the profile.
Google is one of the two sites Reviewshake posts to directly. Each new review arrives in the inbox with an AI-drafted reply in your tone; approve it and it goes live on Google without leaving the screen, or let approved replies go out automatically. Google notifies the reviewer that you answered.
Yes. Review request campaigns by email and SMS send customers to a review landing page that can point to Google alongside Google and Facebook, so you decide which site gets asked for next. Requests go to every customer; no gating, no incentives.
Yes. Agency plans are fully white-labelled: your domain, your logo, your sender email, and a separate Google source per client location, with monthly reports under your brand.
No. Google does not let businesses disable reviews. You can report reviews that violate Google's policies, and Google decides whether to remove them.
Your Business Profile provides a share link that opens the review form directly. There is also a free Google review link and QR code generator at /platform/google-review-management.