Perfect, thanks for your feedback

We have third party, but I have seen sites which use both third party and google customer reviews.

The only thing I am unsure of is, if a customer gets sent 2 emails & ways of leaving feedback it may get confusing... will keep looking into it!

Do you have organisation schema or are you just focusing on the local listing?

Hi

We have a third party review provider, but were also looking at increasing our Google reviews.

However after more research, should Google reviews only be used on local listings?

For organisations which don't have a physical location to buy from - is the solution to use organisation schema, which incorporates 'reviews on other sites' with the hope Google may show your Feefo review count?

When checking similar companies - all seem to have the organisation knowledge card and not the local Google My Business listing.

Is it worth pursuing extra reviews on Google My Business or not?

Thanks!

Hi

It's actually worked for us on certain pages, I don't like to just throw content under a tab on the page, but for now it's helping whilst we work on the design of the pages.

I think they need improvement from a UX perspective still but for now it's helping.

Thanks!

Hi

Thanks for your input

I hadn't seen that article! I have a competitor doing it who seem to rank really well, despite the fact they don't have great backlinks, the only thing I can see they're doing is tabbed content. So I've tried it for a few pages and it seems to be helping.

Do you think think interaction with the tabbed content could affect how Google ranks the page? So if no one clicks on the tab, it may be ignored?

Would love to know everyone's thoughts on the mobile/desktop question you raised too

Thanks!

Hi

Thanks for this

Yes we have added negatives, our brand name is Key Industrial, but we also target 'Key' which is obviously very broad.

Haven't checked Google trends - I'll do that now!

Thanks!