CSV Import: Getting Started Without a Booking Integration
Not every business runs on booking software. Here's how to get your full customer list into review requests with a simple CSV import.
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Practical guides for getting more Google reviews and turning happy customers into 5-star ratings.
Not every business runs on booking software. Here's how to get your full customer list into review requests with a simple CSV import.
A missing review is rarely a mystery once you know where to look. Here are the four most common reasons, and how to check which one applies.
Real review request text examples for happy customers, urgent jobs, and the negative review filter, ready to copy and adjust.
A short explainer on Growth plan add ons: when a one time top up makes sense, and when a recurring one does.
Electricians who win the local map pack usually aren't the cheapest. They're the ones with the highest review velocity.
Offering a discount for a review feels harmless. Google disagrees, and the penalties for getting caught are real.
GEO is the SEO of the AI search era. Here's what it actually means for a small business, and why reviews sit at the centre of it.
Your booking system already knows when a job finishes. Here's how to use that to send review requests automatically instead of by hand.
Arguing with a negative review never helps. Here's the simple structure that turns a bad review into proof you handle problems well.
There's no fixed number of reviews that guarantees success. Here's what actually matters more than hitting a target.
One business, several locations, several reputations. Here's how to manage Google reviews per location instead of as one blended average.
Emergency callouts decide fast, and reviews are often the only signal homeowners check first. Here's how plumbers turn finished jobs into five star reviews.
Review request texts touch real telecoms law. Here's what counts as compliant, and what doesn't, across the US, UK and EU.
ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews recommend businesses differently than a search results page does. Here's what they actually look at.
Star rating isn't the only thing Google looks at. Review velocity, how steadily new reviews arrive, plays a bigger role than most businesses realise.
You can't delete a Google review yourself, but you can report one that breaks the rules. Here's exactly how that process works, and when it won't help.
The single biggest factor in whether a review request works is timing. Here's when to ask, and why automating that moment matters.
Google's rules on asking for reviews are mostly common sense. Here's the full picture, and where businesses get caught out.
Both channels work. Here's how to pick the right one for your business, and when to use both.
Give unhappy customers a private way to tell you what went wrong, before it becomes a public 1-star review.
A simple, repeatable way to ask happy customers for a Google review by text or email, without it feeling forced.