How to Get Your Google and Facebook Review Links

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A direct review link removes the biggest obstacle to collecting reviews: the customer doesn’t have to search for you, find the right tab and figure out where to click. Here is where to find that link for Google and for Facebook.

1. Sign in to Google and search for your Business Profile

Sign in to the Google account connected to your Google Business Profile. Then go to google.com and type your business name into the search bar. The search results will show options for managing your profile.

Screenshot: signing in to Google and searching for the Business Profile

2. Go to the “Ask for reviews” section

Under your business name you will see tabs with different options. Click the arrow to expand the full menu, then go to “Ask for reviews” and click its icon.

Screenshot: opening the Ask for reviews section

A window opens with a link that takes customers straight to the review form. Copy this link and share it with your customers.

Screenshot: copying the Google review link

1. Open your business Page on Facebook

Screenshot: opening the business Page on Facebook

2. Add “reviews” to the URL right after your Page name

That gives you a direct link, for example facebook.com/yourbusiness/reviews, which you can share with customers and encourage them to leave a recommendation.

Screenshot: adding reviews to the Facebook Page URL

Reviews on your Google Business Profile affect more than trust. They also influence how high your business shows up in local results. If you want that profile to actually bring in customers from your area, see how we handle SEO services, including local visibility.

FAQ

FAQ: Google and Facebook review links

Sign in to the Google account that manages your Business Profile, search for your business name on Google, open the profile menu and click Ask for reviews. Google shows a short link that opens the review form directly. Copy it and send it to customers by text, email or a QR code.
Open your business Page, click the address bar and add /reviews right after your Page name, for example facebook.com/yourbusiness/reviews. That URL opens the Reviews tab, where customers can leave a recommendation. Make sure reviews are enabled in your Page settings first.
Yes. Google allows you to ask customers for reviews as long as you ask everyone, don't offer incentives and don't filter who gets the link. Asking only happy customers (review gating) violates Google's policy and US FTC rules on consumer reviews.
They do. Review count, rating and how recently reviews were posted are among the factors Google uses to rank businesses in the local pack and on Maps. A steady flow of new reviews usually helps more than a one-time burst.