AI SEO creator Joshua Albanese breaking down the Google review habits of local businesses

Watch: Are Your Google Review Habits Costing You Clients?

Jeremy Bengtson
July 17, 2026

In this 21-second short, AI SEO creator Joshua Albanese runs through the review habits he sees across local businesses and what each one means in practice: profiles that never look strong, review requests sent weeks after the service, no plan for handling bad reviews, and, at the top of the ladder, a strong system that generates high-quality reviews on its own. He closes with a direct question for any owner tired of losing clients over bad reviews.

Read the full guide: How to Get More Google Reviews: A Realistic System for Local Businesses →

Video Transcript

[…] asking happy customers for reviews. This means none of your profiles look strong. This means you’re asking for reviews weeks after doing the service. This means you don’t have a system for handling bad reviews. This means you built a strong system that’s generating high-quality reviews for your business.

Tired of losing clients because of bad reviews? Follow along and I’ll show you how to fix it.

Transcript taken from the video’s captions; the short opens mid-sentence over an on-screen graphic.

Read the full guide on getting more Google reviews →

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