You do good work.Google doesn't know it.
Happy customers mean to leave a review. Then the week gets busy and they forget.
A thin review countmakes a good business look new.
- People compare stars and dates before they call anyone.
- One unhappy review sits on top when nothing newer is there.
- Asking in person feels awkward, so it doesn't happen.
What we put in place.
- One text after the jobSent once the job is done, with your review link.
- One reminder, then stopNo chasing. Customers who opted out never hear from us.
- The same link for everyoneWe don't screen out unhappy customers.
Part of the base plan: $2,800 to start, $388 a month.
Example build
One message.One tap.
Short, in your name, sent the day the job is done.
Fictional business and customer. Not a real conversation.
Hi Marco, thanks for having us out for the hallway floor today. If you have a minute, a Google review helps a small company like ours a lot: g.page/oakline-floors-example/review
Done. Floor looks great
Thank you, Marco. Enjoy the new floor.
Fifteen minutes.No pitch deck.
A phone call. Tell us the jobs you want more of.
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