← What we fix Own Google and above

Five-star work, forty-one reviews

The guy two towns over has three hundred. His walls aren't better. His asking is.

What's actually happening

Eleven years of good work, and how the asking actually goes. The branch underneath is the map pack.

Left to right

ELEVEN YEARS You build good work Walls that outlast the people who bought them.
JOB END You ask when you remember The ones you happen to be standing next to.
THE SPLIT Most jobs, nobody asks Not policy. Just a busy Friday.
SEARCH She clicks him first Before reading a word about either of you.
NEXT SEASON Same work, fewer calls And the gap compounds every year.
TODAY 41 reviews Every one of them good.
TWO TOWNS OVER He has 340 His walls are not better. His asking is.
if asking is optional

Top to bottom

ELEVEN YEARS You build good work Walls that outlast the people who bought them.
JOB END You ask when you remember The ones you happen to be standing next to.
THE SPLIT Most jobs, nobody asks Not policy. Just a busy Friday.
if asking is optional
TODAY 41 reviews Every one of them good.
TWO TOWNS OVER He has 340 His walls are not better. His asking is.
SEARCH She clicks him first Before reading a word about either of you.
NEXT SEASON Same work, fewer calls And the gap compounds every year.

The difference is that they ask every single customer, on the day, with a link, and you ask the ones you happen to be standing next to when you remember.

What it costs you

Your profile is the only salesman working while you sleep.

Same work, same standard. The only variable is how often you ask.

41 Reviews in eleven years, every one of them earned.
340 What the contractor two towns over has, on no better work.
+10 a season Asking everybody is the whole trick. Nobody is doing more than that.

How we fix it

Same finished job. The ask happens the same evening, every time, without you remembering it.

Left to right

JOB END Job marked complete The same afternoon you pack up.
THAT EVENING The ask goes out Every customer. Same ask. No filtering.
THE SPLIT One tap to your profile No hunting for the right page.
EVERY SEASON Ten more reviews On exactly the work you already do.
THREE YEARS 41 becomes 120 Inquiries arrive already half sold.
DAY 3 One reminder, then it stops Never a third.
DAY 3 The review lands While the patio still looks new.
SAME WEEK You reply to it Flagged to you, so it actually happens.
every finished job

Top to bottom

JOB END Job marked complete The same afternoon you pack up.
THAT EVENING The ask goes out Every customer. Same ask. No filtering.
THE SPLIT One tap to your profile No hunting for the right page.
every finished job
DAY 3 One reminder, then it stops Never a third.
DAY 3 The review lands While the patio still looks new.
SAME WEEK You reply to it Flagged to you, so it actually happens.
EVERY SEASON Ten more reviews On exactly the work you already do.
THREE YEARS 41 becomes 120 Inquiries arrive already half sold.

The automation

Review engine

Job finishes, the ask goes out, the review lands. Every customer, same ask, no filtering.

  • Job marked complete, the request goes out that evening
  • One tap straight into your Google profile, no hunting
  • A single reminder if nothing arrives in three days, then it stops
  • New reviews get flagged to you, so replies happen the same week
  • The finished photos go up on the profile alongside them

Asking everybody is the whole trick. Nobody is doing anything cleverer than that.

What it doesn't fix

It won't hide a bad one

You cannot gate reviews, and anybody who offers to is selling you a policy violation.

It won't fix a job the customer is unhappy about

Ask anyway, but sort the problem first.

And it cannot review you itself

Some people simply will not, and the answer is volume of asking, not cleverness of wording.

Which plan it's in

Own Google at $597/mo and above.

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