*Author’s Note: Most digital marketing companies—us included—do not offer Facebook review removal help as a stand-alone service. The guide below should help you solve the issue, and if you’re interested in digital marketing services as a complete strategy, we’re happy to help! People on the Internet are the worst. When they’re unhappy, they’re VERY vocal about it. It also doesn’t help that social media makes it easy for consumers to publicly shout about bad service, complain of unfair pricing, and even drag up personal grudges against the business owner. While all this transparency and ease of communication has helped grease the wheels of customer service, it’s also a roadblock if you get stuck on the wrong side of a bad review. Unfortunately, negative comments and reviews about your business can do more than just hurt your pride—they can hurt your bottom line. It’s true: 84 percent of people trust online reviews as much as friends, and 68 percent of consumers will often go straight to a business’s social media profile to read reviews. Heck, I only hire companies and go to restaurants with more than 3.5 stars for their average review rating. So, if you’re looking to remove negative or fake reviews from Facebook, we’ll show you how it’s done. Be warned that removing individual reviews is a long process (see further below) and that the only immediate solution is to turn off the reviews tab. But first, I urge you to read our content team lead’s timeless blog post, “Should You Remove Facebook Reviews?” Also be sure and check out our post, 5 Steps to Fix a Bad Google Review >> 
Step 2: Once you’re using Facebook as the correct page, click the “Settings” option located on the right-hand side, above your cover photo: 
Step 3: Now that you’re in the Settings menu choose the “Edit Page” option from the left-hand sidebar. Scroll down until you see the “Reviews” section, then switch it to “Off.” Don’t forget to save your settings! 
You’ll be prompted to select one of the situations that apply. Pick the one that best suits your need. You may be prompted to expand on the issue and go into more detail. This won’t get resolved immediately unless it is threatening, dangerous, or illegal. Otherwise, there really isn’t any way to speed up the process unless you’re a social media client at an agency—and even then, it’s not guaranteed. While we’ve had success helping remove many false or fake reviews for our clients, some cases do not qualify for removal. You’ll find the same problem on Yelp and other review websites. If it’s a negative review you can’t believe is true, try digging to the bottom of it and rectifying the situation. We’ve had clients turn 1-star reviews into 5-star ones just by apologizing, making things right, and really making an effort to fix what caused the situation. Above all, do not lash out, get snarky, ignore it, or offer excuses. That behavior doesn’t work to fix things in the real world and it doesn’t work in the online one, either. Learn a few other tactics for dealing with a bad review here » (Be warned: most digital marketing companies—us included—do not offer Facebook review removal help as a stand-alone service. You must be a client with a qualifying digital marketing package in order to make this happen for you. If you’re interested in digital marketing services as a complete strategy, we’re happy to help!)
Step-By-Step How To Remove Reviews From Your Facebook Page in 2019
Step 1: Removing reviews on Facebook in 2019 is the same as 2018. First, log in and make sure you’re using the platform as your page (not your personal account). You can switch between pages using the white arrow in the upper right-hand corner: Step 2: Once you’re using Facebook as the correct page, click the “Settings” option located on the right-hand side, above your cover photo: Step 3: Now that you’re in the Settings menu choose the “Edit Page” option from the left-hand sidebar. Scroll down until you see the “Reviews” section, then switch it to “Off.” Don’t forget to save your settings! Can I Delete One Bad Review from My Page?
Yes—but not the way you think, and it will take some time. If you want to delete one bad Facebook review, what you’ll have to do is report it and wait for action on Facebook’s part. However, if you have a Facebook partner like us, there’s a workaround to make the process speedier. We can reach out directly to a Facebook representative to move the process along (and bug them about how much a false review can damage your business).How to Report a Fake or False Review on Facebook in 2019
Navigate to your reviews section on your Facebook business page. It should be along the left-hand side, under your company’s profile picture. Find the review you want to dispute, and in the top right-hand corner of that individual review box, there will be three dots and an exclamation box. Click the exclamation box and select the option that best describes the review you want to contest or remove: You’ll be prompted to select one of the situations that apply. Pick the one that best suits your need. You may be prompted to expand on the issue and go into more detail. This won’t get resolved immediately unless it is threatening, dangerous, or illegal. Otherwise, there really isn’t any way to speed up the process unless you’re a social media client at an agency—and even then, it’s not guaranteed. While we’ve had success helping remove many false or fake reviews for our clients, some cases do not qualify for removal. You’ll find the same problem on Yelp and other review websites. If it’s a negative review you can’t believe is true, try digging to the bottom of it and rectifying the situation. We’ve had clients turn 1-star reviews into 5-star ones just by apologizing, making things right, and really making an effort to fix what caused the situation. Above all, do not lash out, get snarky, ignore it, or offer excuses. That behavior doesn’t work to fix things in the real world and it doesn’t work in the online one, either. Learn a few other tactics for dealing with a bad review here » (Be warned: most digital marketing companies—us included—do not offer Facebook review removal help as a stand-alone service. You must be a client with a qualifying digital marketing package in order to make this happen for you. If you’re interested in digital marketing services as a complete strategy, we’re happy to help!) 
