Why reviews matter more than your website copy
Customers trust other customers. A page of five-star reviews from people in their town does more selling than anything you can write about yourself.
Review requests
More Google reviews, without the awkward ask
You know reviews win you work, but asking for one at the end of a job feels awkward, and by the time you get home you've forgotten. Review requests go out automatically after every job, so your reputation grows every week whether you remember or not.
What it does
Sent after every job
Mark a job as done and the customer gets a friendly text or email with a direct link to leave you a Google review.
Personal, not robotic
The message uses their name and mentions the job, so it reads like a thank-you from you.
Heads-up on unhappy customers
If someone tells us they weren't happy, you get an alert straight away so you can ring them and put it right.
All reviews in one place
See new reviews as they come in and reply to them from your dashboard.
Without it
- You forget to ask, so happy customers never leave a review
- A competitor with 80 reviews looks safer than you with 12
- Unhappy customers vent online before you can fix it
- Your review count hasn't moved in months
With it
- Every customer is asked, every time
- Your review count keeps climbing week after week
- You hear about problems in time to fix them
- New customers see a business that's busy and trusted
How we set it up
- 1
We connect your Google profile
Your review link goes into the system so customers land straight on the review box.
- 2
We set the timing and wording
Usually a few hours after the job, while it's fresh. Worded the way you'd say it.
- 3
Reviews build up
Mark jobs done from your phone and the requests go out on their own.
Reviews help you get found
Google takes the number, quality and recency of your reviews into account when it decides who to show in the map results. A steady flow of new reviews keeps you visible.
We ask everyone, and that's on purpose
Google doesn't allow businesses to only ask happy customers for reviews. So everyone gets the same request. If someone tells us they're unhappy, we also let you know straight away, so you can sort it out.
Common questions
Yes. Google lets businesses ask customers for reviews. It doesn't allow buying reviews, rewarding them, or only asking happy customers, so we don't do any of those.
You get an alert so you can call them and put it right. Most problems are fixed with a quick phone call.
It reads like a personal thank-you from you, with their name and the job you did.
That's when it helps most. Every job from now on becomes a chance for a new review.
Included in the website plan, along with everything else in the system. See pricing
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