You did the work. Your Google profile should say so.
Every job you close turns into a review request, a follow up, and a reply written in your voice. You keep working. Your profile keeps growing.
If you finish a job at someone's house, this is for you.
Your best marketing is sitting in your job history.
You finished 40 jobs last month and most of those customers were happy. Almost none of them posted about it. Not because the work was average, but because nobody asked them at the moment they still felt it.
Meanwhile the company across town with 200 reviews takes the call you should have gotten. Same trucks, same skill, better proof.
What usually happens
Someone on your team asks for reviews for about three weeks, then a busy season starts and the asking stops.
What happens here
The ask is tied to the closed job, not to anyone's memory. Busy season is when it works hardest.
Five things happen after your tech drives away.
You are involved in exactly one of them, and only when a review needs your judgment.
Your jobs come in
We connect to your CRM if it has an API. No CRM, no problem. Send us your customer list and we take it from there.Two hours later, you ask
A text and an email go out in your company's name, while the visit is still fresh and the tech's name still means something.A few polite follow ups
If nobody clicks, we nudge a couple of times and then stop. Your customers never feel chased.Every review gets answered
When a review lands, we reply on your behalf in your voice. Google notices the activity and so do the people reading it.A rough one shows up
We check it against Google's policies. If it breaks them, we request removal. If it does not, you get a recommended reply and nothing posts until you approve it.
It plugs into the system you already use.
We connect to your CRM and read closed jobs, nothing else. If you are on something we have not listed, send us the name. If it has an API we can usually connect it, and if it does not, you send a customer list and we work from that.
- ServiceTitan
- Jobber
- Housecall Pro
- FieldEdge
- Service Fusion
- and more
Short, in your name, and easy to ignore.
Nothing about it reads like software. Your company name, the tech who was there, and one link.
Hi Dana,
Thanks for trusting us with your AC tune up. A quick Google review helps other people in the neighborhood find us, and it tells us how Marcus did:
rtv.link/ridgelineThank you,
Reidgeline Team
The same company, 21 months apart.
Placeholder quote. Two or three sentences from an owner about what changed after the reviews started coming in, in their own words.PIC
How many reviews is a normal month worth to you?
We guarantee 15 reviews for every 100 customers we contact by email and phone, or 8 for every 100 with a single channel. Move the slider to your job volume and see what that adds up to.
You have probably been burned before.
Is this against Google's rules?
No, and here is why. We ask every customer, not only the ones we expect to be happy. There is no gating, no filtering, and no incentive offered for a review. That is exactly what Google's policy asks for.You tried this and it did not work
Most review programs die in week three, when the person doing the asking gets busy. Yours runs off closed jobs, so it keeps going through your busiest month without a reminder from anyone.You do not have time to set it up
Setup is one short call and a connection to your CRM. If your system does not have an API, you send a customer list and we handle the rest. After that you can ignore it entirely.What if you get a bad review?
We read it against Google's policies first. If it violates them, we request removal on your behalf. If it is legitimate, we write a reply that protects your reputation and send it to you for approval before it posts.
One price, and a guarantee behind it.
If we contact 100 of your customers (by email and phone) and fewer than 15 leave a review (8 with single channel), that month is on us. You are not signing anything, so the only thing keeping you here is whether it works.
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CRM connection or managed customer lists
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Text and email requests with follow ups
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Replies written and posted for every review
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Policy review and removal requests on unfair reviews
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A one page monthly report you can actually read
The guarantee: We guarantee 15 reviews for every 100 customers we contact by email and phone, or 8 for every 100 with a single channel.
Start your 2 week free trialWe kept seeing the same gap, so we closed it.
We run a digital marketing agency for home service companies. Our job is to grow what people find when they look you up.
Client after client had the same problem. Crews running hard all week, hundreds of jobs a year, and a Google profile that looked like a slow month. The work was there. The proof was not.
So we built the follow up we wished every one of them had. It runs on its own, it stays inside Google's rules, and it gives you the one thing your competitors cannot copy, which is what your customers say about you.
Two weeks from now you could have your first 15.
Start the trial, connect your jobs, and watch the first requests go out this week. If it does not earn its keep, cancel and owe nothing.