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How to get positive reviews consistently for your business based on what actually works.
- Talk to your team, make the review gathering part of the job process, this is not optional. Everyone needs to be on board – it's key to making it happen regularly.
- I recommend only manual asking for reviews, not automated. Gem from my years of experience: if you got the client gmail trough a form or other method, use a tool like epieos.com to look your client habbit of posting reviews, with this tool you can see their past reviews. some people will post negative reviews because of their nature, and you can filter them a bit in this way.
- Give your team a qr code – super easy for customers to scan and leave a review right there. Leave a visit card with a qr code, so they remember you and can review later.
- Send your clients an email, to streamline this, use a CRM. It keeps things organized and reminds them without being pushy.
- Buy reviews - there are plenty of people who sell reviews online, choose wisely.
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