Service
Reputation Management
Most happy customers never leave a review because nobody asked at the right moment. I automate the ask and route unhappy feedback to you first.
- Requests routed publicly
- 5★Requests routed publicly
- Channels: SMS + email
- 2Channels: SMS + email
- Typical setup time
- 3–5dTypical setup time
The problem
What this fixes.
- You have three reviews and a competitor has ninety.
- The only people motivated to review you are the angry ones.
- Nobody follows up on Google Business Profile questions.
- Review requests get sent weeks after the service, when goodwill has faded.
What you get
Exactly what's delivered.
- Review request automation triggered at the moment of highest satisfaction
- SMS and email request sequences with smart reminder timing
- Feedback gate: unhappy responses routed privately to you first
- Google Business Profile and Facebook review integration
- Review response templates and notification workflow
- Review widget for your website
- Monthly reputation reporting
Typical delivery: 3–5 days
Get a fixed quoteQuestions
Before you get in touch.
Is filtering out negative reviews allowed?
Suppressing reviews is not, and I do not build that. What I do build is an internal feedback step that gives unhappy customers a direct line to you first — they can still leave a public review whenever they want.
When is the request sent?
At the point of highest satisfaction for your business — job completion, successful appointment or delivery — not on a fixed weekly blast.
How many extra reviews should I expect?
It tracks your volume of happy customers, not a fixed number. Businesses that serve fifty clients a month and never asked before typically see a steady flow start within the first fortnight.
Can you remove a bad review?
No, and nobody legitimately can. What I can do is set up the feedback step that catches problems privately first, and get enough genuine positive reviews that one bad one stops defining the page.
Which platforms does this cover?
Google Business Profile and Facebook by default, since that is where most buyers look. Industry platforms can be added where GoHighLevel supports them.
Who responds to the reviews?
You or your team - with templates and notifications set up so it takes a minute rather than being forgotten. Automated responses read as automated, which defeats the purpose.
More questions? Read the full FAQ.
Limited availability
Every day you wait is money on the table.
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