Part of the growth system

Google reviews that collect themselves

You do the job. The system asks for the review, in your name, at the right moment. Past customers first, then every new job automatically.

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Old customers reactivated in week oneEvery new job asked automaticallyReviews pulled onto your website

What you get

  • Customer reactivation
  • Automatic requests after every job
  • Gentle follow up
  • On your site, on your quotes
Included in the £149 a month growth system
Built by Tom
Founder, 10 years in search
How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself

01

Connect your Google Business Profile

We set up the review link and make sure your listing is fully optimised to rank.

02

Reactivate your past customers

We send the first wave for you. This is where the quick wins come from.

03

Switch on automatic requests

From then on every finished job triggers a request. You never think about it again.

Why it matters

Why trades need this, in plain English

Reviews are the biggest lever a local trade has on Google. They decide who shows in the map pack, who gets the click, and who gets the call. The firms at the top of your town are rarely the best, they are the ones who asked. Review automation removes the asking. Paired with a website built for trades and the missed call text back, it is the engine that makes the rest of the system compound.

"Tom is an expert in search. He rebuilt our website and I love it. It converts great. We compete nationally and I recommend him to everyone without hesitation."
SSteve MasseyDirector, Anglia Decor · Essex
The Anglia Decor website homepage
Questions

Things trades ask us

Is this allowed by Google?

Yes. Asking customers for honest reviews is fine. We never gate, filter or incentivise reviews.

What if I have no customer list?

We start with automatic requests from your first job and build from there.

How many reviews will I get?

It depends on your job volume. As a rule most trades see a review from roughly one in three customers asked.