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Social feeds, walls and proof, explained properly.

Practical guides from the team that builds Vitraz: what the networks will hand over, what Google sees on your page, and how to put real posts and reviews where they do the most good. Every claim links to its source.

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Guides9 min read

How to add Google reviews to your website.

Google gives you no copy-and-paste reviews widget. It does give you a map that shows your rating for free, an API that returns five reviews, and a rule most guides leave out: embedded reviews never earn stars in search.

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