Reviews, Referrals & Reactivation
The cheapest work a service business ever wins comes from people who already know you: happy customers who leave reviews, send friends and come back for the next job. Most businesses leave all three to chance.
The guides in this section turn each one into a habit. Reputation management covers how to ask every customer for a Google review, why recent reviews matter more than the total, how to reply to every review and what never to do. Referral marketing covers why happy customers don't refer on their own, the parts of a program that works, reward ideas and the words to use when you ask.
Customer reactivation covers the list you already have: past customers and old leads who went quiet. You'll learn why they drift away, a step-by-step playbook to win them back and the messages to send.
Each guide includes templates you can copy and the numbers to track. Together they build the loop where a good job leads to a review, a review leads to a call, and a past customer leads to the next one.
- Reviews, Referrals & ReactivationHow to Get More Google Reviews: The Honest Playbook for Service BusinessesCustomers want reviews from the last three months. Learn when and how to ask, copy-ready review request and reply templates, and the rules on incentives and review gating.
- Reviews, Referrals & ReactivationHow to Get More Referrals: A Referral Program Guide for Service BusinessesReferrals close faster and cost less. Learn when to ask, what to offer, copy-ready referral request templates, and how to track and thank every referral.
- Reviews, Referrals & ReactivationHow to Win Back Past Customers: A Reactivation Playbook for Service BusinessesYour past customers are your cheapest jobs. Learn how to clean your list, pick the right offer, and run a reactivation campaign by text and email, with copy-ready templates.