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Google Local Reviews Show Bar Representing Positive Vs. Unfavorable Mentions

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2 months ago

November 29, 2022

Google Local Reviews Show Bar Representing Positive Vs. Unfavorable Mentions

Google lets you dive into some of the reviews on a business listing, so if you say show me the reviews of the bar in a hotel, Google will let you do that. Now, when you do that, Google will add a bar that shows you the positive versus unfavorable mentions of that bar in that venue.

Christina LeVasseur (Brodzky) I believe was the first to spot this and she posted this screenshot on Twitter. I have to be honest, my gut is telling me this is not new but I cannot find any mention of this feature in my archives (maybe I forgot how to search) – so I decided to cover it.

Here is the screenshot:

Now, I can replicate it, and so can almost everyone else, which tells me this is fully live and has been live for a while.

Here are more screenshots:

@rustybrick In the People of the mansion section displaying the percentage of unfavorable vs positive reviews. Business Profile is displaying the percentage of unfavorable vs positive reviews. pic.twitter.com/045OBhmT5u

— Anuj thaker (@Anuj_Thaker03) November 20, 2022

pic.twitter.com/EDZEI0pH6o

— Mike Blumenthal (@mblumenthal) November 19, 2022

Again, this is a super nice way to see reviews.

Forum discussion at Twitter.

Source: www.seroundtable.com

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Apple Maps Street View Camera Backpack

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February 6, 2023

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Here is a photo of some guy walking around Israel with an Apple Maps street view backpack. It was captured by Hillel Fuld the other day and posted on Twitter.

Google has its own street view backpack, which is more impressive to look at.

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Google’s Internal Menu System Tracks Googlers Food Preferences

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1 day ago

February 5, 2023

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Google Internal Menu System Tracks Food Preferences Tweets

A Googler shared screenshots of the output from the Google internal menu system where it told her that one day she avoids salades and then she must have had some salads to correct that and the next day it say she enjoys salad. I am just amazed Google tracks the food Googlers eat and offers suggestions.

Here are those tweets embedded:

Important update.

As much as I would like to be a conspiracy theorist and assume that my tweets are being monitored, seems the initial warning was just a bug. pic.twitter.com/FRbkw6QE0g

— Lara Levin (@TheLaraxSF) March 23, 2022

So… I think I have two preferences set on the menu… that I like soups and salads. I think the system inverted that to things I avoid. It is now fixed. Inadvertent shaming is over.

— Lara Levin (@TheLaraxSF) March 24, 2022

Haha, I think it’s just “here are the menus for the day”, and it’ll show you things you might like most at the top. It’s not that fancy 🙂

— Lara Levin (@TheLaraxSF) March 24, 2022

To be clear, it doesn’t track you! You can set favorites. And there was a bug 🙂

— Lara Levin (@TheLaraxSF) February 2, 2023

This is really not a photo of the day but close enough…

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Daniel Waisberg Hosts Lizzi Sassman & Martin Splitt At Google Tel Aviv

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February 5, 2023

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Daniel Waisberg Hosted Lizzi Sassman & Martin Splitt At Google Tel Aviv

A couple of months before John Mueller visited Daniel Waisberg at the Google Tel Aviv office, Lizzi Sassman and Martin Splitt of Google did as well. Here are the three smiling on the streets of Tel Aviv.

This was shared a while back on Twitter.

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