stuartmasson

Great, many thanks JS.

Your plugins are so configurable it makes my head spin! Really appreciate your prompt support responses as well. Have left a five-star plugin review, but only because I couldn’t score it higher ??

Thanks for that guidance, I’ll see if we can get that implemented.

We do display all of the reviews and ratings that we use on each page, including backlinks to each review, so we’re certainly trying to do the right thing by both Google and the original sources.
(example here: https://staging.thecarexpert.co.uk/mitsubishi-mirage-2013/ )

We’ll go ahead and purchase the premium core plugin and add-ones we need. Many thanks for all your help, much appreciated. Have a great weekend.

stuart

This may be where I’m struggling.

We use a custom plugin to import third-party reviews from a database, but we use our theme functionality (Newspaper by tagDiv) to create an overall rating amd review summary.

I have the WPSSO RAR add-on installed, but that only seems to allow for user ratings, whereas our site manually curates expert reviews from a range of motoring websites and aggregates them into an overall score –?like Rotten Tomatoes does for movies.

stuart

Hi js, many thanks for your prompt reply.

My apologies for being unclear. I understand that Google will pick and choose what it wants to display, but I’m looking to at least be able to provide as much info as possible to help Google get the right info, which our current combination of WP theme and Yoast doesn’t do.

Based on that link you helpfully provided, I think the particular schema fields I’m looking for are AggregateRating, ratingCount and/or reviewCount, so I can enter the number of ratings and reviews (not all of our reviews have ratings) that have contributed to the aggregated rating score.

Is this available on either your free or premium plugins?

Thank you again.

OK, many thanks for your response. We’ll look at that.

I’m having the same problem, although I can’t yet pinpoint it to this plugin.

A year later, and the same problem has occurred several times after new updates to the plugin. I have just deactivated it again today, and the difference in my website is huge.

This plugin was slowing my site down by 1.8 seconds, as measured by P3 plugin performance profiler.

I have been very happy with the level of spam caught by this plugin, but the regular hits to site performance are getting too much to bear. It is noticeably affecting traffic to my site and advertising income as well, as the site slowed to such a degree.

I hope the developers can improve this soon, and properly this time.

stuart
https://www.TheCarExpert.co.uk

I have deleted the plugin altogether and my image library now works perfectly once again. Look forward to reinstalling once the plugin is next updated ??

WordPress 3.8.1.

Don’t know anything about PHP, as I’m basically illiterate when it comes to coding, so whatever the defaults are because I haven’t changed anything!

Same as above, but I can’t seem to deactivate the plugin at all.

Same here – can’t deactivate the plugin, can’t upload images although the images show in the media library.