
Reviews rank you in the map pack and convince callers to pick you. Here's how to get more of them, ethically and consistently.
A steady review loop lifts both your ranking and your conversion.
Google weighs review count, average rating and recency. A firm with more recent, higher-rated reviews than its neighbors tends to rank higher, and wins more of the clicks once it's there.
The best time to request a review is right after a clear win or a positive client moment. A simple, direct link sent at that moment dramatically lifts response rates.
Send clients a one-tap review link. Request honest reviews from real clients only, never buy, incentivize or fabricate them, which violates Google's policies and professional-conduct rules.
Replying to reviews, positive and negative, is itself an engagement signal Google rewards, and it shows prospective clients you're attentive.
Book a free map audit and we'll show you exactly where you rank, and the plan to reach the top 3.
No, asking honest clients for honest reviews is fine. What's prohibited is buying, incentivizing or faking reviews.
There's no magic number; what matters is having more recent, higher-rated reviews than the firms you're competing with in your city.