04-08-2017 09:20 AM
Hello Friend,
You can write only one review for one post. This is sure & possible when you find a new place or on a photograph uploaded by you also where there is no review published so far. Better keep your Bluetooth in on condition while you travel so that Google could know your authenticity of the projected upload/review.
The best procedure may be to find a new place(which is not available in Google Map) provide the building number/name, unit number including level , post it on Google Map. After posting edit the post and make a real writeup & post it. Once the post appear on the map post photographs, if any - each post will attract one point each.
Happy contribution.
04-08-2017 09:27 AM
Dear friend, I understand that one can only post a review in one language...the point here is, for example if I bury a review in English amongst many Italian reviews, how does the searcher know which language to use for his review search. Will one review in English surface during a search performed by an Italian for example? This is my dilemma.
@BabuH wrote:Hello Friend,
You can write only one review for one post. This is sure & possible when you find a new place or on a photograph uploaded by you also where there is no review published so far. Better keep your Bluetooth in on condition while you travel so that Google could know your authenticity of the projected upload/review.
The best procedure may be to find a new place(which is not available in Google Map) provide the building number/name, unit number including level , post it on Google Map. After posting edit the post and make a real writeup & post it. Once the post appear on the map post photographs, if any - each post will attract one point each.
Happy contribution.
04-17-2017 07:42 PM
I Agree, I mean, I live in Mexico, probably everyone that will read my review will understand only spanish, but what if I want to post in English, for tourist, or to attract tourists, then what?
04-25-2017 04:51 AM
This news address the question perfectly: https://blog.google/products/maps/local-reviews-your-language-wherever-you-are/
06-21-2017 03:12 PM
Mother tongue ! Esta ma réponse! World globalisé...
😉
06-21-2017 04:07 PM
Personally I prefer English
@CosminSh wrote:Dear local guides,
I would like to know what language to use when I write a review: the native language or English. Which is the best option to be able to help people more efficiently?
Thank you.
12-24-2017 06:37 AM
yeah, I have the same question...as I speak Ukrainian, Russian, English, Italian and German, but at the very moment I live in Italy...so is it better to cover Italians or better to aim for tourists?
It's definitely true that there are tons of tourists to check info, but what about Italians? They also need verified info...and I feel a little bit cheating when posting two equal posts in two languages...
03-07-2018 08:33 PM
Me gustaria usar el lenguaje español,saludos.
03-07-2018 09:39 PM
BAHASA INGGRIS LEBIH MUDAH
04-21-2018 06:13 AM
Usually, I will write a review in English as I want to make sure everyone can understand it.
Sometimes I'll write it in Hebrew (my language) but only if I think it will have a better impact or I'm having trouble expressing myself in English