Industry Campaign Pack
$37
Review, reminder and win-back campaigns for your industry.
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For service businesses
Timing and tone decide your rating. Here's the honest review request that waits until the job has settled, skips anyone who cancelled or complained, and asks once, like a person.
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Be honest, how'd I do? 👋
Step one: count the leak
Be honest.
Customers you'd ask
Assumed reply rate
New reviews per year
27
30 jobs × 75% asked × 10% reply × 12 months
Illustrative scenario, not a guarantee. Your numbers will vary.
Count limit 1,000,000. Value limit $100,000,000. Negative or invalid numbers are not accepted.How it asks the right way
The trigger is the finished job, not the booking.
Paint dry, swelling down, invoice settled.
Skip anyone who cancelled, complained, or already reviewed.
One reminder max, then stop.
The exact words
No stars. No begging. A real fix-it line for anyone who isn't happy.
Save this.
Job finished · 5 days ago
Hi Mark, Ben from Coastline. How are the cabinets holding up? If we earned it, a quick Google review helps a small crew like ours: [link]. If anything's off, reply here and I'll fix it.
They look amazing. Done ✅
Means a lot, Mark. Thank you.
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FAQ
Yes. Ask everyone the same honest way. Don't offer rewards, and don't filter out unhappy customers before asking.
The fix-it line routes them to you first, and the card's stop rules never chase them.
No.
No. Examples are illustrative.