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# Cross Posting reviews on other platforms from Collection Page

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#### Cross-Platform Review Posting: Quick Guide (First-Time User)

1. Go to your testimonial collection page settings in Famewall.
2. Find Cross-Platform Review Posting and toggle it ON.
3. Add the platforms you want (for example: Google Business, Amazon, G2, Trustpilot, Capterra).
4. Paste each platform’s direct review URL (where customers can actually submit a review).
5. (Optional) Customize popup title, subtitle, and button text.
6. Save/publish your page.

#### What your customers see

1. Customer submits a text testimonial on your Famewall page according to the usual flow of sending a text testimonial.
2. A special popup appears with their review text.
3. They can click Copy review.
4. They click a platform button (like Google Business), which opens that review page.
5. They paste and submit there.
6. If they don’t want to cross-post, they can skip and continue.

#### Important to know

* This flow is designed for text testimonial submissions.
* Better links = better conversion. Use the exact review submission URL, not a generic homepage.


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