Your reviews should be doing more work than this.
Go and look at your last five Google reviews. How many say some version of "Great service. Highly recommend."? Lovely. Also almost completely useless, because it tells nobody what you actually do. And AI can use reviews as part of the public information it finds about a business. Two things fix it: ask for an honest review after every job, and put the good ones where people can see them. I'll set up either, or both.
Happy to do the asking yourself?
Good. The guide shows you how to find your review link and what to say when you ask.
Or I'll make it happen without you remembering
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Reviews on Autopilot. $149 setup + $49 a month, plus GST.
After a job, your customer gets an automatic email or text asking for an honest review. New reviews come in. A reply is drafted for you to approve. Nobody has to remember to send the awkward "did you ever get round to that review?" message three weeks later.
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Google Reviews Widget. $250 setup + $50 a month, plus GST.
Your Google reviews displayed live on your website, so the nice things people say about you aren't trapped over on Google.
Both need a working Google Business Profile. If yours needs sorting first, start there.
Widget $250 setup + $50 a month. Autopilot $149 setup + $49 a month. Plus GST.
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Fill in the form. Two minutes. Your business name, your website and which one you want. Both is fine.
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I send the invoice. The setup is invoiced first and work starts when it's paid.
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I set it up and show you it working.