Industries
Collecting Google reviews in your industry
Every business has a different moment when the customer walks away, so every business has a different moment to ask for a review. A hairdresser asks at the till, a plumber is standing in a cellar with dirty hands, a dentist cannot say what a restaurant can say freely. Below you will find, trade by trade, what works, what to skip and where the law draws a line.
The customer comes to you
Restaurants
The bill is the only moment a guest sits still. Here is how to use it without slowing service down.
Read the guideGarages
A customer only knows after a few drives whether a repair held, so that is when to ask for a review, not at the counter.
Read the guideHairdressers
The till is the only moment a client stands still. Here is how to use it without losing time.
Read the guideYou work at the customer’s place
Plumbers & heating
There is no counter and no waiting room, just an invoice that lands days later. Here is how to attach the request to that anyway.
Read the guideKitchens and bathrooms
The fitter stands at the final walkthrough, the showroom often sends the review request. Here is how to connect the two.
Read the guideRoofers
The crew folds up the scaffolding and drives off, often with nobody home. Here is what to hang the request on instead.
Read the guidePractices and clinics
Dentists
A new patient reads your profile before their first appointment. Here is how to make sure it also shows the calm, reassuring visits.
Read the guideVets
Not every visit deserves a review request. Here is how to choose which ones do, while still collecting a steady stream.
Read the guidePhysiotherapists
A course of sessions does not end with a goodbye, it tapers off. Here is how to attach the ask to a fixed moment anyway.
Read the guideProfessional services
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