Your One Job: 3 Steps

After every job, do this. It takes 10 seconds.

1
Open your My Links page (yoursite.com/my-links).
2
Tap Request a Review.
3
Enter the customer's name and number. Hit send.

The form looks like this:

The marketing form: customer name, phone, and the Start Review Requests button
Get the cell number right. If it is wrong, or it is a landline, the text will not go through. If that happens we alert you right away so you can resend it with the correct number.

That is it. The system sends the text, asks for the review, and reminds them for you. You keep working.

What Happens After (Automatic)

  • They get a text asking for a 5-star Google review, with the direct link to your profile.
  • We remind them up to 3 more times over about 3 weeks if they do not leave one. It stops the moment they review.
  • AI replies within hours, in your voice.
  • If it is 1 to 3 stars, you get a text to call them and make it right.
  • All year, we send them about 5 friendly messages: friendly reminders that you exist, a repeat-customer discount, and a referral ask. That is how they come back AND send you new customers.

The review text your customer gets looks like this:

Message · your business number
Hey John, this is Mike from Mike's Roofing! Hope you're happy with the work we did for you.

If you have 10 seconds, a quick Google review would mean the world to us - I personally read every single one! Here's the link:

g.page/your-business/review

Want to see every text we send in your name? See the exact messages →

Why It Matters

97%

of people read reviews before calling a business

#1

factor Google uses to rank local businesses

More 5-star reviews = higher on Google = more people find you = more calls. Google becomes your salesman.

What We Do For You (you touch nothing)

  • We reply to every review, good or bad, in your voice.
  • We post your best reviews to your Google profile twice a week.

It all lives on your My Links page: yoursite.com/my-links. Save it to your phone's home screen.

See My Links →