Get more Facebook reviews using our Facebook review link finder and share your unique link in seconds to boost your online reputation.
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It's simple and free to share your Facebook review link on WhatsApp, SMS, or email.
Select your review site from the list. Add your business name and click "Find My Link." We'll open a search tab for you to quickly locate your official Facebook page
Paste your direct review page URL into the review link field.
Instantly share your link via WhatsApp, SMS, Email, or copy it to your clipboard.
It's about making it easy for your customers. A direct link skips the searching, clicking, and confusion. Less friction means more reviews. More reviews mean more trust, which helps you get found online and win more leads.
It's simple. Go to your Facebook Business Page, find and click the "Reviews" tab in your navigation. If you don't see it, you might need to enable it in your Page 'Settings' under 'Templates and Tabs'. Once you're on the Reviews page, just copy the URL from your browser's address bar.
You can, but it's not ideal. That's like sending someone to the front door of a mall when they just want to go to one store. It adds extra steps and confusion. A direct link to your Reviews tab shows customers you value their time and makes it one click for them to leave feedback.
The best time is right after a successful job. Send a simple text or email saying, "Thanks for choosing us! We'd be grateful if you could share your experience on Facebook. Here's a direct link: [Your Link]." This tool helps you craft that exact message.
Because that's where your customers are already hanging out. People check Facebook daily. When they see their friends and neighbors have used and recommend your business, it builds instant social proof and trust—something you can't buy. It's a huge signal to new customers that you're the right choice.
