Turn your reviews into awesome social content with our latest update. Simply click on a review and scroll down to create beautiful social content.

Example created by Wellgosh:

The new 'Compound' widget can display reviews from multiple sources including Reviews.io, Facebook & Google Local?

https://dash.reviews.io/widgets/compound

All colours and fonts are fully customisable.

Here at Reviews.io, we often say that receiving a review is just the beginning. Left alone, reviews are static; they’re passive and dead-ended, but engage with them, and their whole dynamic can change. Whether it changes for better or for worse? Well, that, our friends, is up to you.

To help you learn right from wrong and get your review responses absolutely spot on, we’re showcasing an assortment of replies we’ve spotted across our site, from a number of different companies in a variety of industries. We’ll be giving each review response some feedback of its own, plus a Reviews.io score out o…
https://blog.reviews.io/review-responses-examples

We have added a new in-email review template, this means your customers can now leave reviews without leaving their email. We have noticed that this improves conversion.

This is a free upgrade to all account.

We've just launched our brand new feature Engage Bot, enabling your shoppers to follow and check up on their orders, and for your business to ask for reviews via Facebook Messenger!

Learn More: https://blog.reviews.io/product-launch-engage-bot

Although all the stars you see in Google may look the same, many come from slightly different sources and have different purposes too.

There are a few ways to get stars to appear in Google Search Results, both of the paid and unpaid variety. Today we're going to talk you through the different options so you can find a perfect fit and maximise your visibility in the SERPs.

Read more here:
https://blog.reviews.io/how-to-get-stars-in-google-search-results