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How to Get More Reviews with Review Booster

Review Booster asks every customer for a review after every job. Here's how requests go out and how to get the most from it.

Reviews are one of the first things a customer checks before they call you. Ten finished jobs and zero new reviews is a quiet leak, because the competitor with 300 reviews gets the call instead. Review Booster closes that gap by asking for a review after every job.

What Review Booster does

After every completed job, it sends the customer a short request with a direct link, so you're not chasing reviews by hand or trying to remember who to ask.

Two rules make it work. It asks everyone, with no cherry-picking. And it rewards no one, so no discounts or gifts in exchange for a review. Filtering who you ask (called review gating) and paying for reviews both break FTC rules, so Review Booster asks every customer the same way.

How requests go out

When a customer's job is marked complete, the request goes out on its own with a direct link to your review page. Marked complete means the job is done. That's what triggers the review request.

Where new reviews show up

When a customer posts a review, it lands in your account and you get a notification. That's your cue to reply.

Replying matters more than most people think. A quick thank-you on a good review shows you're paying attention. A calm, professional reply to a rough one shows every future customer how you handle problems.

Sharing your best reviews

We can post your new 5-star Google reviews to Facebook and Instagram on the day of the week you choose. It's included on both plans and fully automatic, with no approval step. See Share Your 5-Star Reviews on Facebook and Instagram Automatically.

How to get the most out of it

  1. Mark jobs as complete. That one habit keeps the requests flowing.
  2. Reply to reviews as they come in. Recent, replied-to reviews carry more weight with customers.
  3. Ask in person too. A quick "we'd really appreciate a review" makes people far more likely to follow through when the text lands.
  4. Tell us if a review looks off. Some reviews come from other platforms, and we can help you sort out where each one came from.

Questions? Email support@earnworthy.com.

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