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Review Generation

Turn happy clients into 5-star reviews on autopilot.

4–6× more reviews than manual asking

0.8–1.2★ average rating improvement within 90 days

31% more new clients cite reviews as deciding factor

What we actually build

You've delivered great service. Your clients are satisfied. But without a system to ask, they move on and forget. Review Generation sends the perfect ask at the perfect moment — and routes satisfied clients to the platforms that matter most.

We trigger review requests automatically after appointment completion or service delivery. Timing is tuned to your business cycle (same day, 24 hours, 48 hours). Happy clients are routed to Google, Yelp, Healthgrades, or wherever your category ranks. Unhappy clients are caught before they post publicly.

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Case Study

Medical Spa

Glow Med Spa

+171 reviews in 6 months (47 → 218)

The Problem

Despite 200+ monthly clients, the spa had 47 Google reviews and a 4.1 rating. The owner knew clients were happy but nobody was asking. Three competitors had 300+ reviews.

The Result

Six months after launching automated review requests, Glow reached 218 Google reviews and a 4.7 rating. New client bookings attributed to Google search increased by 40%.

Common questions

Does this work with Google, Yelp, and others?

Yes. We route happy clients to whichever platform matters most for your industry and location. Most local businesses prioritize Google, but we configure based on where your clients actually look.

What happens if a client is unhappy?

Unhappy clients get a private feedback form instead of a review link. This catches issues before they go public and gives you a chance to resolve them directly.

Is this against Google's policies?

Asking clients for reviews is fully permitted. What's not allowed is incentivizing reviews or faking them. We never do either.

Ready to get Review Generation running?

We audit your current setup, show you the gaps, and build the system. Most clients see results in 30 days.

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