Google review management that makes the count climb

When a customer compares two local businesses, the one with 150 recent reviews beats the one with 12 old ones, almost every time. Reviews are the first thing searchers read and one of the strongest local ranking signals Google uses. And most small businesses sit at a dozen reviews for one simple reason: asking never became part of the job.

We build the asking into your workflow: after every job or sale, the customer gets a short message or scans a QR code and lands one tap from the review box. Every review gets a response. Your Business Profile gets fully built out. You watch the count climb in a monthly report.

What's included

How we prove it

Review count, rating, and response rate

The monthly report shows new reviews, your average rating, and every response posted. One number, climbing or not. You'll know.

What it costs

Local Foundation is $1,000 one time and rebuilds your profile, cleans up citations, and installs the review flow. Keeping it running is the Engine package at $750 a month.

That's where most people start.

Every price we charge, on one page

The ask-flows we install are the ones we built for our own service businesses first. Same scripts, same timing. See the portfolio

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Questions owners actually ask

Can you remove negative reviews?

No, and be suspicious of anyone who says they can. Google only removes reviews that break its policies. What works: respond well, fix the real issue, and outnumber the bad review with genuine new ones.

Do you buy or incentivize reviews?

Never. Paid and incentivized reviews violate Google policy and get profiles filtered or suspended. Everything we do is asking real customers, the moment they're happiest, and making it effortless.

How many new reviews should I expect?

It scales with your job volume: a business doing 100 jobs a month with a decent ask-flow typically converts 10 to 30 percent into reviews. We report the actual number monthly rather than promise one up front.

What about reviews on Yelp or Facebook?

Google first, because it drives local search and Maps. Once the Google flow is running, pointing a share of asks at another platform is easy to add.

Why do reviews affect my ranking?

Review count, rating, recency, and your responses all feed Google's local ranking. More recent reviews plus a complete Business Profile is the most reliable way for a small business to climb the map pack.

What do you need from me to start?

Manager access to your Google Business Profile and a way to know when a job finishes, which can be your booking tool, your invoicing system, or a daily list someone already keeps. We wire the asks into whatever you have. If the profile isn't verified yet, we handle that first.

Find out where you stand first.

The free audit covers your site, your Google profile, and your reviews. Plain English, three business days.

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