Customer Review Request Generator
Happy customers would leave a review if asked, but nobody asks, so reviews are left on the table.
You get
A friendly review request message customers actually respond to, with your review link built in.
- Who it's for
- Owners who know reviews matter but never get around to asking.
- When to use it
- Right after you finish a job and the customer is happy.
- What it needs
- Customer name and the job you did
- Which platform (Google, Facebook)
- Your review link
- What it produces
- A short, warm review request message (text or email) with the link, ready to review and send.
Example input
"Finished a full interior detail on Tom's SUV today. He was thrilled. I want a Google review, here's the link."
Example output
A brief, genuine message thanking Tom, referencing the detail job, and making the review a two tap ask, with a softer text version and a slightly longer email version to choose from.
How it works
- 1Takes the job and the platform link.
- 2Writes a message that feels personal, not automated.
- 3Uses your tone and sign off from the Business Profile.
- 4Gives you options for text and email.
Catches what is slipping
Catches the finished job nobody asked about, then writes the request.
You show it
Your completed jobs list, with dates and whether a review was already asked
What gets flagged
- Flags a completed job with no review request inside your window (default 3 days)
- Marks jobs older than about 14 days as lower priority, with softer wording
- Skips jobs already asked, so nobody gets pestered
- Routes rough experiences to the complaint assistant before any review ask
You review every draft. Nothing is ever sent to a customer automatically.
Works well with
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You get
A simple content calendar plus ready to post captions for the weeks ahead.
Example: A pool service planning posts around opening season
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You get
A ready to post Google Business update that keeps your profile active.
Example: A gutter cleaning service posting a fall special to Google Business
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