Google review requests for Las Vegas businesses

How an ask goes out

You name a customer with one tap in your client portal or one text from your phone, and they get one ask with your business name on it that opens your Google review page. Text us a name and a number and you get a confirmation back, with a few minutes to cancel before anything is sent.

The ask goes by text from your business's own texting number, or by email. If a text is never opened and we have their email, one reminder email follows two days later. After that, nothing more.

Your review link and QR code

Your review link opens your Google review page, and it sits on your own website's address, so your customers see your name, not ours. Paste it into an invoice, an email, or a text.

The QR code does the same job on paper. Download it from your client portal and put it on invoices, business cards, your truck, or the counter.

The same ask for every customer

Everyone you name gets the same words and the same link to Google. We never screen out unhappy customers, never offer anything in exchange for a review, and never write reviews for you. Google allows a plain ask like this one; filtering, rewards, and fake reviews break Google's rules and the FTC's.

We only ask customers who are fine hearing from you. Each customer is asked at most once in 90 days, and asks go out during the day, never at midnight.

Why we never ask for Yelp reviews

Yelp does not allow businesses to ask for reviews, so we never do. We set up your Yelp page and let reviews there come on their own.

See every ask

Your client portal shows each ask: when it went out, and whether your customer opened the link. Your monthly report covers your reviews along with your website, leads, and profiles.

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