Our Google presence — your reviews dashboard
Your Google listing is the most-read description of your restaurant in the world. This turns it into something you can scan in under a minute.
The rule
Read once a day, act once a week. The trend line and the AI’s one-line recommendation are your scorecard.
Connecting it
Open Growth → Our Google presence. It asks for one thing: your Google Maps URL. Search your restaurant in Google Maps, tap Share, copy the link (it starts with maps.app.goo.gl or google.com/maps), paste, Save. Tracking starts straight away.
What’s on the page
- Four KPI tiles — Avg rating, Reviews (28d), Response rate, Posts (28d). Watch Response rate: a venue that answers everything reads as engaged to anyone scrolling.
- The 90-day trend chart — purple bars are new reviews per day; the amber line is your rolling 7-day average rating. Read the line’s direction, not its daily wobble.
- The AI insights panel — what guests love, what needs work, a trend pill, and this week’s focus: one specific sentence you can act on, not a platitude.
- The dashboard cards below — reviews, photos, ratings and everything else your listing shows.
Good to know
- The AI reads your last 90 days, or further back if fewer than 30 reviews landed in that window — and it tells you which it did, so you know how much evidence is behind the answer.
- Sync now pulls everything in about 30 seconds. It also runs nightly around 3am, so manual syncs are only for when you’ve just changed something on your listing.
- Refresh insights regenerates the AI read at any time and uses a small amount of credits.
- Connect the official Google Business Profile in Connections and two traffic tiles appear (views over 28 and 7 days). Until then they stay hidden rather than showing zeros.
Related features
- Reading and replying to reviews — the review list and how answers get posted
- What Google shows your guests — photos, busy times, questions and the links on your listing
- Competitors — where a tracked rival’s reviews land