Yes, you can moderate your reviews and publish only the ones you want, similar to what you can do in Judge.me Product Reviews app.

You can display both product and shop-level reviews on your store page, and product reviews on specific product pages. Basically, the reviews displayed on our review site will be exactly the same as the reviews in your Judge.me Product Reviews app.

However, at this stage, we can't give a concrete answer about whether you can display ONLY store reviews because we plan to have our pricing is mainly based on the referral clicks to your product pages (please check question 1 of part 5 for more details).

Yes, we round to the nearest percentage, so for example, if you get 0.3% of 4-star reviews, it will show up as 0.

Your reviews will appear in Google rich snippets. You can adjust the settings in your Judge.me app: https://judge.me/settings?jump_to=seo+-+rich+snippets. Please check this helpdesk article for more details.

Our review site is synchronized with the Judge.me Product Reviews app, so your reviews displayed on the review site will be exactly the same as those in the app, in terms of content and languages. For example, if your reviews are in French, they will remain in French on the review site.

Basically, whatever content coming from your store (reviews, product descriptions) will remain in your store's main language. Prices will also be displayed in your store's main currency. Only the main elements of the review site interface (tabs, buttons, etc.) will be in English.

Due to technical limitations, you can only see 10 latest reviews in the "Create card" pop-up window. However, you showcase all your published reviews, even the ones from a long time ago, by searching for the product name, review title, or review body. Tips: have a quick look at your reviews dashboard (judge.me/index) where all your reviews are displayed to find the keywords, then try searching them in the review cards settings.

Both will work! It depends on what type of text you'd like to highlight. We have the product cards that emphasize on the product name and pricing, which is great if you have new collections or special offers to feature. However, showing the product name and pricing means there's less space for the review quote. Conversely, if you have longer review snippets and want to focus on user-generated content (i.e. put emphasis on your customers/reviewers rather than the product itself), you can use the review cards.

Yes. If you use cross-shop reviews syndication, your reviews will be syndicated among your review site listings. It means that reviews submitted on all stores in the same group will be displayed on the review site listing of others.

If you disable the review site listing of one store in the group, the syndicated reviews will still be displayed on other store pages, but the link of the product pages will be disabled.

The customers can't purchase your products directly from our review site, but we'll help you attract potential customers using SEO and online advertising, and funnel them to your Shopify store.

Each of your product pages on our review site has a CTA buttons linked to the Shopify product page so buyers can easily complete their purchases. This feature will remain free for the foreseeable future. Should we introduce a paid plan in the future, we will provide ample notice before any changes to our pricing structure are implemented.

With SEO-friendly pages, we help your store and product rank higher on Google when people search for "product name" + "reviews". Besides, we intend to run ads to the review site homepage and selected collections later (e.g. “hammocks” or “leggings” or “coffee”) to promote your products.

Then, we pass our incoming traffic to your store. If you are on the paid plan, we'll place CTA buttons linking to your Shopify product pages so potential customers can buy directly from you. Then, we'll track the referrals using UTM links.

We do not aim to compete directly with your website's SEO. Instead, we aim to promote this review site as a neutral, B2C-focused platform that:

In other words, we'll become an additional channel where you can use reviews to promote your products.

Yes, the sales generated from the review site will be reported in a separate campaign. Currently, we add UTMs to track the sales. We'll be also creating a reporting dashboard so you can see the sales referred from our review site.

Yes, you can customize your store page URL in the Store info settings: https://judge.me/shop/review_site_settings.

The link to your Store page follows the format:

https://judge.me/reviews/[your_customized_part], where [your_customized_part] must between 4 to 100 characters and can only contain letters (a-z), numbers (0-9), and these 3 special characters: period (.), dash (-), underscore (_). For example, an acceptable store page link is https://judge.me/reviews/lilys.book-corner_1511. Learn the detailed instructions here.

Unfortunately, this feature is not available on our review site for now.

If your imported reviews are duplicated, you contact us at [email protected]. Our support team will help you remove those duplicated reviews, which can help you improve your medal rating.

Please note that:

Since duplicated web reviews can't be deleted completely, we'll think about how to improve this in the future. In the meantime, unless you have a huge quantity of duplicates that are hidden or archived, it's not going to affect your ranking much.

Our goal is to funnel potential buyers to your store to make purchases directly from you. All aspects of this site are now free.

Yes, you can opt-out if the review site doesn't feel right for you. You can do that by disabling the site here: https://judge.me/shop/review_site_settings. Check this helpdesk article for detailed instructions.

No, we don't require any more permissions from you.