Google Review Automation That Runs After Every Job

You need it if you are good at your job and your review count does not show it. That is most home service businesses. You have hundreds of happy customers and eleven reviews, because asking is awkward and remembering is harder.

You also need it if your reviews come in bursts. A run of five in one week and then nothing for four months reads badly to Google and to a customer scrolling dates. Steady is worth more than sudden.

Waiting costs you compounding. Reviews are the one asset here that moves in weeks rather than months, so it is usually the first thing that changes after you start, and every month you wait is a month of finished jobs that will never be asked.

We wire it into how you already close jobs, so nothing changes for your crew. When a job is marked complete, a text goes to the customer. They tap once and they are on your review form. That is the whole flow.

Follow up is handled automatically for the people who do not reply the first time, without turning into nagging. Everything lands on your Google Business Profile, which is where it does the most work, and shows up on your dashboard so you can see the count moving.

Included, as part of Google Business Profile Management at $1,200 a month priced on its own. There is no per review charge and no message fee.

Nothing here buys or writes reviews. Every one is from a real customer who did a real job with you, which is the only version that survives.

This is the piece WeUp started with and it is still the fastest thing we do. One house cleaning client went from 2 reviews to 80 in six months with zero ad spend. An irrigation company went from 96 to 153 and took 40 leads in the first week of spring. A lawn care client picked up 40 or more reviews and 10 booked jobs inside 30 days.

Those are their numbers, not a promise about yours. The system is the same one either way, and it keeps running whether or not anybody remembers to ask.