A current working view of the reviews on your Google listing
ReviewNudger keeps the provider review id as the stable identity while rating, text, reviewer name, and owner reply can change as Google updates them.
Review inbox
Read the rating, review text, reviewer, posting time, owner reply, and processing state without moving between unrelated screens.
Independent sync health
The connected Google location keeps its own last-sync time and error, so an inaccessible listing produces a visible issue instead of stale silence.
Manual refresh path
An operator can request a sync from the reviews screen, while scheduled syncing continues to keep the normal workflow current.
Draft, edit, and publish from the review you are reading
Reply suggestions and the editable composer sit beside the synced review. Publishing remains an explicit operator action unless that business has opted into a narrowly configured auto-reply policy.
Existing replies stay visible
The dashboard shows Google’s current owner reply so an operator can update it with the full public context in view.
AI suggestion or your own words
Generate a concise starting point, edit it, or write from scratch. The saved draft history is append-only so an older suggestion is not overwritten.
Google-owned publication
ReviewNudger sends an approved reply to the connected Google Business Profile and records visible success or failure on the review.
Notifications point to work that still needs an owner
The goal is not a noisy alert stream. ReviewNudger highlights negative reviews, overdue replies, and likely policy violations with clear next actions.
Negative-review alerts
Negative review notifications are always on because a new low-star review is time-sensitive owner work, not an optional newsletter.
Reply-overdue reminders
An optional reminder can call out a still-unreplied review after 24 hours, limited to recent reviews so an initial sync cannot flood the inbox.
Review protection alerts
Likely Google policy violations are flagged with the matching report reason, while the owner still decides whether to report through Google.
A focused daily review routine
The workflow starts with Google’s public review state and ends with an operator-owned response or reporting decision.
- 1Connect the Google Business Profile and map the ReviewNudger business to its Google location.
- 2Scheduled and operator-requested syncs bring new reviews and owner-reply changes into the dashboard.
- 3Open a review, generate an optional reply suggestion or write your own response, then edit the final text in context.
- 4Publish to Google, or use a review-protection alert to open Google’s reporting workflow when the review may violate policy.
See the workflow
The synced review and reply composer share one screen, so the response can stay grounded in what the customer actually wrote.
What this feature does not promise
ReviewNudger is deliberately clear about provider boundaries, consent, and outcomes.
- ReviewNudger is Google-focused. It does not claim to be a universal review inbox for every consumer platform.
- Each $29 monthly subscription is for one business location. A business with additional locations buys a separate subscription for each one.
- Google access and location eligibility determine what ReviewNudger can sync and publish; connection errors stay visible for operator action.
- ReviewNudger cannot control whether Google displays, edits, delays, or removes a review.
Frequently asked questions
How many Google locations can one subscription manage?
One. ReviewNudger is intentionally sold as one subscription per business location. A multi-location business uses a separate account and subscription for each location.
Can I edit an existing Google owner reply?
Yes. The dashboard reads the current owner reply from Google, and an authorized operator can publish an updated reply through the connected Business Profile.
Will connecting Google import old reviews?
The dashboard can sync the listing’s review history, but safeguards prevent enabling auto-replies or reminders from blasting an old backlog. Automated reply eligibility is limited to reviews first synced after enablement and recently posted reviews.
Does ReviewNudger delete Google reviews?
No. It can flag likely policy violations and help the operator reach the correct Google workflow. Only Google decides whether a review is removed.
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