andy_b Posted September 19, 2023 Posted September 19, 2023 So it was brought to my attention that no new reviews were appearing on a schools Business profile. So contacted google and had this response: "I understand your concern that users are not able to leave reviews on your business profile. I would like to inform you that any business in the United Kingdom that falls under the category of education institutions is not eligible to get reviews. However, there are certain scenarios where the reviews are allowed to be visible on the business profile." But this blatantly hasn't always been the case as there are reviews. Only a few, but enough to get a low star rating. Have tried to ask google to remove them (would seem fair as there is no way to counter them with positive reviews) and they currently say they can only do it if they violate review policy. Any one else had this ?
dmj Posted January 31, 2025 Posted January 31, 2025 Seems a good move IMO. I do recall schools getting 'pupil' reviews comparing to prison camps etc. 1
Jaan Posted January 31, 2025 Posted January 31, 2025 Seems a good move IMO. I do recall schools getting 'pupil' reviews comparing to prison camps etc. Same lol 1
NegativeKillDeath Posted January 31, 2025 Posted January 31, 2025 Seems a good move IMO. I do recall schools getting 'pupil' reviews comparing to prison camps etc. Good move indeed, even if it is over a decade late. 1
mrstrong Posted January 31, 2025 Posted January 31, 2025 (edited) Good move indeed, even if it is over a decade late. yeah nice to see google living up to their "motto" move fast and break things Edited January 31, 2025 by mrstrong
RobinBruce123 Posted March 9, 2025 Posted March 9, 2025 Here is our take what we consider to be a retrograde step by Google (actively detrimental for educational establishments and parents alike): https://www.helphound.info/2025/03/schools-failure-to-engage-with-google.html. I would be most interested in the attitude of anyone involved in marketing - dirty word in education, I know! - their school.
RobinBruce123 Posted March 9, 2025 Posted March 9, 2025 I completely get the 'prison camp' analogy - and we have seen far worse. I am concerned that Google and schools are closing off the best marketing route known to man (and schools!). If you have a minute could you read this: https://www.helphound.info/2025/03/schools-failure-to-engage-with-google.html and tell me what you think?
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