Great service, not enough reviews to show for it? We put the asking on autopilot, so the customers who already rate you actually say so, right where new customers are looking.
Get more reviews →You do brilliant work. But asking for a review feels awkward, and by the time you remember, the customer has driven off. So your best jobs stay invisible, while the one grumpy review sits near the top of your listing doing quiet damage. Meanwhile the business down the road with eighty reviews gets the call, not because they are better than you, but because they look it.
The moment you mark a job done, the customer gets a friendly text or email with a one-tap review link. No app, no faff. They are asked while the good feeling is still fresh.
Every review that lands gets a response drafted automatically in your voice. You read it, tap approve, it posts. Ten seconds instead of ten minutes, and no review sits there ignored.
A short monthly summary shows requests sent, reviews gained, and where your star rating is heading. Nothing new to log into.
A karate club in Ipswich went from 12 Google reviews to more than 50 after switching this on, and the same system runs live at garages across Suffolk.
You decide which customers get asked, so it only ever goes to people you are happy to ask. It is one message, well timed and easy to ignore, sent just after a completed job when goodwill is highest, and you control the wording.
No. Every reply is drafted automatically in your voice and you approve it with a tap. You stay in control, it does the typing.
Unhappy customers are caught before they post, routed to you privately so you can put things right, rather than airing it publicly first.
They start arriving in the first week it is live, and the climb is steady from there.
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