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How does my client leave a Google Review

How to copy a review to google and the process involved

Leaving a Google review is a quick and simple way for clients to share their property experience and support their real estate agent’s online reputation.

By connecting a Renowned profile with Google, client reviews submitted on RateMyAgent can also be shared directly to the agent’s Google Business Profile, ensuring wider visibility and credibility. Similarly, client reviews can also be shared on other prominent platforms like Facebook, Zillow, and Yelp by following respective processes, supporting a comprehensive online presence.

Please note: Your client will need to have a Google or Gmail account to copy their review to Google.


Step 1: Review Request Email

The client will receive the review request email as per usual. To get started, click Write Review:

Step 2: Writing the Review

From here, ensure to select a star rating, write the review and select whether you recommend the agent.

Step 3: Additional Details

An optional field allows the client to specify whether the sale price met their expectations.


They will also be asked whether they chose the agent through RateMyAgent.

Once these fields are completed, the client must agree to the Terms and Conditions and click Next to proceed.

 

Step 4: Posting to Google

After submitting the review on RateMyAgent, the client will be prompted to also post their review to Google for greater reach.

Step 5: Copying the Review

The client should click Copy to copy their written review text:

Step 6: Opening the Google Profile

Next, the client clicks the provided link to the agent or agency’s Google Business Profile:

Step 7: Publishing the Review

Once on Google, the client selects a star rating, pastes the copied review, and clicks Post. The review will then appear live on the Google My Business page:


Want to Learn How to Prompt Clients to Leave a Google Review?

Agents who wish to learn how to encourage clients to leave a Google review can refer to the dedicated support article here - for ANZ and for US.

 

Can RateMyAgent post the Google review on behalf of the client?

RateMyAgent is unable to post a Google review on behalf of a client. Only the client can submit their own review directly to Google, as they must have an active Gmail or Google account to complete this process.

This restriction exists due to Google's privacy and platform policies, reviews must be submitted personally by the reviewer to maintain authenticity, transparency, and compliance with Google’s requirements.

How can clients leave a Google review for an agent or business, even without a Google account?

If you wish to leave a review but lack a Google account, don’t worry—there are several alternatives available.

Leaving a Review with a Google Account

If you have a Google account, you can leave a review using the following steps:

  1. Receive a Review Link: You will receive a link after posting the review on RateMyAgent.

  2. Alternatively, your agent can send you a direct link to their Google business profile

Adding clear instructions in the initial request ensures a smooth process for clients unfamiliar with leaving Google reviews. For example, include steps such as opening the link, choosing a star rating, typing feedback, and submitting the review.

Alternative Methods for Users Without a Google Account

If you your client don’t have a Google account—or prefer not to create one—they can still contribute feedback through these methods:

Ask a Family Member or Friend

They can request a trusted friend or family member who has a Google account to submit the review on their behalf. Share their feedback with them, and they can post it to the appropriate Google review page.

Common Challenges and Best Practices

  • Challenge: Posting reviews directly to Google requires a Gmail account. - Solution: Consider using the alternative method, such as family accounts or email-based reviews.

  • Best Practice: Ensure that review request emails are clear and contain step-by-step instructions to minimize confusion and improve response rates.

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