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A simple system to ask for reviews at the right moment, so five star reviews pile up and your ranking climbs with them.

What it solves

Reviews come in slowly when you only ask on the days you remember. This playbook sets your starting numbers, automates the ask right after each job, and shows you how to nudge customers to mention the service and town without scripting them. You build a steady weekly flow of honest reviews and a habit of replying to every one.

What this is worth: Local SEO agencies charge $1,000 to $2,500 a month, and the map pack is worth thousands in jobs.

What is inside

  • A baseline step recording your review count, star average, and a key near me search.
  • An automated ask that fires when a job is marked done, with one reminder three days later.
  • A keyword nudge that reminds customers what you did and where, without writing it for them.
  • A reply routine for every review, including a calm response to negative ones.
  • A steady pace plan and a 60-day check against your baseline numbers.
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Questions, answered

No. The playbook is clear: never write the review for them. You gently remind them what you did and where, and that light nudge is enough to shape the words naturally.

No. The playbook favors a steady trickle over a burst, aiming for a few new reviews every week. It also warns against buying or faking reviews, because that gets you penalized.

Your Google review link, a list of recent happy customers, and the review automation from the vault. The playbook has you turn on an automatic ask, so having that build ready makes step two simple.

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