Mike Andes shows how to turn Google Reviews into a lead machine. Get 30+ reviews by automating requests every 90-120 days, verify your map address for a claimed 20% lead boost, and pay field techs $50 per review they collect.
That alone, just that one move will get you 20% more leads. I'd say on the second page of Google, everything dies like no one cares. You're showing up on the second page but you are showing up first on Google listing. And that's because no one around here has Google Reviews. You have 15 and it's like the most. If you can get above 30 at least in terms of reviews, that'll help. If you can also get an address verified on the map, even better. Inside service autopilot. If you can just simply make an automation based upon. When you complete a job, it's sending them an automated. I have that. Yeah, I mean it, it's going out with the invoice. I don't know if that's a mistake. It should be a separate email. So then what you can do is just have it where it's like every 90 days or 120 days you send a review request to customers. Now instead of asking for review, what you want to do is you want to say what is your service satisfactory? And then if they click yes, it goes to Google. If they click no, it goes to a Google form and sends information to you for one time projects. I would change that one because the reason you're getting very few reviews on that is people typically don't care about your business. But they do care about the guys who showed up to their property and did the work and say hey Mr. Jones, Billy Bob, Joe and whatever was at your property. They love doing the service. If you leave us a review, they get a $50 bonus.
