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netviper last edited by

Now that google merged local into Google+, should we be changing the way we do the reviews on our sites to be out of 3?

I had one out of 5 and it showed up in the SERPS, but since the change now nothing shows.
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goodlegaladvice last edited by

Im still getting my hybrid places/natural listings with 5 stars but for some reason a few pages of mine stopped displaying the 5 stars for an unknown reason (maybe traffic)
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