Review schema: what it does now that Google dropped stars
Review schema will not put stars under your own result in Google, and has not since 2019. Here is what it still does, and the markup to use.
Review schema will not put stars under your own result in Google, and has not since 2019. Here is what it still does, and the markup to use.
Everyone publishes the same list of thirty review sites. A salon and a plumber do not need the same list, and several of the thirty are no longer there.
The person who writes your review has usually never had an hour of care from you. Almost everything else follows from that.
Nobody who hires a trade can judge the work itself. They judge the arrival window, the tidy-up, the invoice against the quote, and what other people wrote about all three.
A review on your Google profile and the same words on your homepage are two different things in law. That line decides most of what follows.
The answer is both, in an order, and which one leads is decided by what contact detail the customer handed over when they booked.
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