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How to Leave a Google Review Without a Gmail Account
Good news, it’s possible to leave a Google Business review without a Gmail account.
You will, however, need a Google account. This Google account can be connected to a non-Gmail email address.
In this article, we explain how this works in three simple steps.
Step 1: Find the Business in Google Maps
Go into Google Maps either on a desktop or mobile device and search for the business you would like to review.
Step 2: Create a Google Account
When you click ‘Write a review’, it will ask you to sign in or create a Google account. Assuming you don’t have a Google account, click ‘Create an account’ and fill in your details. Make sure to select the option ‘Use your email address’ when the opportunity arises, then validate your email as requested.
Step 3: Leave your review!
Now you have a Google account, you can leave a review. To make your review helpful to both business and prospective customers alike, make sure to include:
- Specific regarding your experience
- Relevant photos
- Anything you think prospective customers might find useful
- How likely you are to use this business again or whether you would recommend it to others
We hope this post has been useful. Remember, reviews are the lifeblood of businesses big and small. Make sure to fill them out, it’s a huge help!
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