Get MORE Google Reviews | 2 Simple Strategies You Can Start Today ⭐️

27 Jul 2021 · 4 min
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Phil Risher (YouTube) explains two practical strategies for local service businesses to increase Google Reviews. Strategy 1: obtain and share your Google My Business custom review link (send by email or text). Strategy 2: convert that link into a QR code on a printed card (designed via Canva or similar) that technicians hand to customers at job completion, often with an internal incentive for technician-named reviews. He cites a client (Atlantic Duct Cleaning) that grew from ~60 reviews to over 1,200 in about three years, now averaging 5–6 reviews per day. The video closes with a call-to-action to like/subscribe and comment with questions or other strategies.

Questions this video answers

1) Use the Google My Business custom review link and send it by email or text; 2) Create a QR code from that link (via a tool like QR code generator), print cards (e.g., with Canva), and have technicians hand them to customers—optionally incentivizing technician-named reviews.

Client: Atlantic Duct Cleaning — started with 60 reviews; after ~3 years they have over 1,200 Google reviews and receive about 5–6 reviews per day.

google.com/business (Google My Business).

canva.com and a QR code generator.

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