How to ask customers for Google reviews after a job
Two or three working days after the job, one message, one link, no pressure. "If you were happy with the work, a quick review would mean a lot."
The best time is a few days after the job, when it is done and they are pleased and not yet used to it. Not the same day; not a month later.
One message, by text and email, with a button straight to your Google reviews page. Do not ask for five stars; ask for a review. Do not offer anything for it; Google forbids that and customers smell it.
Chase My Quote sends this automatically a set number of working days after you mark a quote as won, once, and never to anyone who asked for no more messages. Same engine, more reviews.
Related: How to follow up a quote without being pushy. Chase My Quote runs this routine for any business, in your name: start 14 days free.
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