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Yes! Okendo does have the ability to request and collect site reviews which can be used as a seller rating in Google paid search ads. It is included with the Enterprise plan but can be added to all other plans for $99/month.

Yes! Okendo is a Google Verified Seller Ratings Partner. Click here to see. We are also Google Product Rating Certified partners.

After a customer submits a product review, they have the opportunity to provide a site review on the Post-Review page. These site reviews establish the rating aggregate that appears for your store.

You can use site reviews as your seller rating in Google search ads, which can increase your ad clickthrough rates by up to 10%. You can also use site reviews in on-site widget displays, such as a review carousel for your homepage.

You can configure the Post-Review page to include the Site Review module, which asks customers to rate their experience at your store after they submit their reviews. This approach makes capturing site reviews a breeze since a customer is already highly engaged in the reviewing process.​

You can use incentives to initiate the product review submission process, but you cannot directly incentivize site reviews which are collected upon the product review completion.

Okendo enables all customers to leave both a product review and a site review. Most other review providers require you to configure a percentage of customers who will receive either a product reviews request or a site review request; rather than giving a customer the option to do both.

No! You won't experience any disruption to your current seller rating. Your seller rating is based on reviews that are up to 12 months old; after a review is a year old, Google automatically dismisses it. Keep in mind the most important part of site reviews is the aggregate rating; not the total number of ratings.

Yes! You can use the Enhanced Review Capture Form to style the Post-Review page, which is where the embedded site review module lives.

Your existing seller ratings remain active for 1 year. So long as you are actively collecting site reviews, there should be a consistent flow.

No. Google doesn't allow moderation of site reviews. However, if you're leveraging site reviews in an on-site widget display, you can moderate which reviews appear in an on-site widget display.

Google Seller Ratings is included in the Enterprise plan and above but is available to add with all plans for $99/month.

No. The site review option always appears after a customer submits a product review, regardless of product rating.