Social Sharing

Turn five-star reviews into social proof.

Turn five-star reviews into branded social posts in a click. Your logo, colours and fonts are applied automatically, you choose which reviews to share, and nothing is posted without your approval.

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Why it matters

Your best reviews deserve more than one platform.

Genuine praise is the most persuasive marketing you own, and most of it is never seen twice. It arrives on Google, gets read by the owner, and stays there, while the social feed gets filled with content that works far harder for far less effect.

Seen once

A great review gets buried under newer ones.

Design friction

Making it look good takes a designer and time you don’t have.

Empty content calendar

Service businesses always need fresh, credible posts.

How it works

Review to post in three steps.

1

Pick a review

Choose a standout five-star review.

2

Apply your brand

Drop it into an on-brand template automatically.

3

Share

Post to your social channels and reuse on your site.

On-brand

Branded posts, instantly.

Choose a review, and the post is composed for you with your branding already applied, no design tool, no waiting on someone with the brand files. What takes most businesses twenty minutes and a designer takes a couple of clicks, which is the difference between sharing proof regularly and meaning to.

  • On-brand templates
  • Your logo, colours & fonts
  • Ready for every channel
See website widgets →
Showcasing reviews on-site and on social
Reuse everywhere

One review, many surfaces.

You decide what gets shared. Reviews are selected by you rather than posted automatically, so nothing goes out that you would not have chosen yourself. That matters because a five-star review can still mention something you would rather not amplify.

  • Pair with website widgets
  • Consistent social proof
  • Fuel your content calendar
Show reviews on site →
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See it on your own reviews.

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What you get

Marketing-ready in minutes.

Branded templates

Designed posts, zero design work.

Pick your best

Surface five-star reviews to share.

Multi-channel

One review, every platform.

Works with

Better together.

FAQ

Social Sharing, answered.

Do I need design skills?
No: drop a review into an on-brand template and it’s ready to post. Your logo, colours and fonts are applied automatically.
Which channels can I share to?
Export posts for the major social platforms and reuse them in your website widget and marketing.
Can I choose which reviews to share?
Yes: pick your strongest reviews; nothing is shared without your say-so.
Do I need design skills to share reviews?
No. Your logo, colours and fonts are applied automatically, so the post is on-brand without opening a design tool or briefing anyone.
Can I choose which reviews get shared?
Yes: sharing is always your choice. Nothing is posted without your approval, so you keep control of what represents the business.
Is sharing only my best reviews dishonest?
No. It is ordinary marketing, and every business does it when it picks a testimonial. The line that matters is different: never prevent an unhappy customer from posting publicly. ReviewsGauge does not gate reviews, so what you share is a selection from a profile that remains complete and public.
Where can I share the posts?
Posts are produced ready for your social channels, and you publish them where your customers actually are rather than everywhere at once.
Can I use reviews on my website too?
Yes: website widgets display reviews directly on your site, and update themselves as new ones arrive.
How often should I share reviews on social?
Often enough to be visible, rarely enough that it does not become the only thing you post. A genuine review shared once a week or so tends to work better than a run of them, social proof reads as proof when it looks incidental rather than campaigned.
Do I need permission to share a customer's review?
Public reviews are already public, and sharing them is normal practice. The courtesy that matters is context: do not add detail the reviewer did not share themselves, and for healthcare or legal businesses avoid anything that confirms someone was a patient or a client.
Can I edit the review text in a post?
No, and you should not want to. Altering a review's wording misrepresents what someone said. You choose which reviews to feature; the words stay theirs.

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