Three asks.
Then it stops.
Check in first. Ask for the review in the first week, the referral in the third, and the come-back when it's time. Nine texts in the first year, two of them about your clocks — then it winds down and stops on its own at eighteen months. And when a review lands, we draft your reply.
Nice enough to ask. Smart enough to stop.
Time is the product. Here's what it looks like.
Check in
Next morning · textIf something's wrong, you hear it first — not Google.
Thank-you card + ask
Day 2 the card · day 4 the ask
Her name, your team, one polite ask.
One nudge
Day 8 · email + textSame ask, a little longer, for the email people. One button to your Google page.
Only if there's no review yet. Then never another review ask.
The referral
Day 21 · textAfter the good feeling, before they forget.
Then, quietly
The quiet year · then the come-backBoth clock changes, the holidays, and the come-back when it's due. Nine texts in year one, then it winds down and stops at eighteen months.
The moment they leave the review, reply, or text STOP, the reminders stop.
After the asks, the quiet year.
Clocks, holidays, and the come-back when it's time. The kind of text a decent business sends — and at eighteen months it stops on its own.
Bracebridge · Tuesday
Every step happens. None of them are yours.
You finish the job. That's the trigger. The check-in, the card, the ask, the nudge, the referral ask and the come-back all go out on their own, in your name, with your customer's first name on every one.
The only thing you'll notice is a reply now and then — and reviews showing up, each one answered in your voice.
When the review lands, we answer it.
Every new Google review reaches you by text the day it appears, with a reply written in your voice. Reply YES to approve it, or send your own words. One tap and it's up under your name. A one-star gets a "please call me" draft, and you hear about it before anyone else does.
You pick at setup: reply for me, or send me the draft and post it yourself. Either way, none of your reviews sits there unanswered. Included in the $2.
Suggested reply:
Thanks, Sandra. Glad the furnace tune-up went the way it should. Call any time. Mike
Reply YES to approve it, or reply with your own words.
Five minutes on your phone, once.
Card on file → tell us the basics → first job → it runs. No AskEveryCustomer software to log into, ever. Nobody to call.
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