There is the limited exception in there which says you “can cache Places API Place ID (place_id) values”. The Google Maps Platform Service Specific Terms say “you must not pre-fetch, index, store, or cache any content”. Filtering on 4 or 5 star reviews means that less than five reviews can be displayed, since the API only returns a total of five reviews. While openness and transparency are virtues, if you’re working with your own reviews, you will likely want to filter out the overly negative ones.
The Google Places API does not exclude bad reviews, nor is there a parameter to specify a minimum star rating. While not necessarily a bad thing, it’s made worse by the next limitation. You’ll get a different set of reviews on each request. The Google Places API doesn’t return a specific set of reviews (for example, the latest five), but rather a random selection. However, for many, five is sufficient alongside a link off to Google’s listing of all the business’ reviews. The Google Places API will only return five reviews for a given place ID. The following are some of the limitations. However, it does have some limitations which may make it unsuitable for your needs.
The Google Places API is a great resource for retrieving information about places. The API is how developers can access Google’s database and get business information, including location, hours, phone number and most importantly for us-reviews. The Google Places API is a free service that helps developers build applications with local business information. It’s also about building relationships and creating loyal customers. It’s not just about making people feel good about doing business with you. It also helps you identify areas where you can improve your business. They’re a great way to show that you are actively listening to what your customers have to say. Showing reviews can help give the confidence needed to make a purchasing decision. Unless you’re a household name, your potential customers may not know much about your business. When you add a reviews section to your website, you’re demonstrating your credibility as a legitimate business. Showing that you care about what customers think is a great way to gain trust. The guide is intended for developers who want to incorporate Google reviews into their WordPress (or with some adaptation, any PHP) website. This is a developer’s guide to the Google Places API. The Google Places API allows you to do just that by pulling in reviews from Google into your website. Without customer feedback and ratings, how can you know if a business is any good? Showing potential customers what other people think about your company goes a long way toward making them feel more confident about choosing your business.
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