Following up

Review Requests

Did you know your digital team can ask for a review after the job, so you don't have to remember?

You mean to ask. Then the next call comes in, and it never happens.

Example (not a client)

A plumber in Eden Prairie

You just swapped a water heater. The homeowner is happy, and you're already heading to the next call. Asking for a review slips. In this picture, a friendly text goes out after the job: thanks, and a link if they feel like leaving a review. You don't chase anyone from the truck.

How it works

1A job or appointment is marked done.
2A little later, a polite text thanks them and includes your review link.
3People who want to leave a review can. You don't chase anyone from the truck.

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Three ways to get it

Do it yourself

Free

A starter guide you can follow tonight. You need: A link to the review page you want, and a thank-you you're comfortable sending.

1. Copy the review link you want people to use.
2. Write a short thank-you. No pressure.
3. Decide how long after the visit it should send. A few hours is plenty for most shops.
4. Skip anyone who had a problem. Those get a person, not a review ask.
5. Send a test to yourself and tap the link.

Do it with us

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In one hour, screen to screen, we set this up with you and test it before you rely on it. You leave knowing how it runs.

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Done for you

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We set it up, watch it, and fix it when something's off.

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