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Make your good work easier to trust

Build a consistent habit of asking customers for honest feedback. A thoughtful review process helps your public reputation reflect the service you deliver every day.

The right moment to ask

Once the work is complete, a clear invitation makes it easier for customers to share their experience. Keep the request personal, straightforward and part of your normal customer journey.

Ask consistently
Make feedback a routine step after completed work, rather than relying on remembering to ask.
Remove unnecessary effort
Give customers a clear route to leave a review and a short explanation of why their feedback matters.
Learn from the response
Read what customers say, respond thoughtfully and use recurring themes to improve the experience.

How it works

A simple process after the work is done

A practical starting point for your business. The details are shaped around your customers, your existing tools and the way your team works.

  1. 01

    Choose the moment

    Agree when the customer has had enough time to experience the service and give meaningful feedback.

  2. 02

    Invite an honest review

    Send a short, neutral request with a direct link. Invite feedback from customers regardless of how positive you expect it to be.

  3. 03

    Keep listening

    Make time to read and respond to reviews. The process is most useful when it improves your service as well as your visibility.

A few useful answers

Before you get started

Every business starts in a different place. Here are the questions worth considering for customer reviews.

Is this the old 5-Star Review Scaler?

This page previously described that TradeSite feature. We now focus on a straightforward customer review process, with Sitewell as the next step for ongoing website and growth support.

Can you guarantee five-star reviews?

No. Customers choose their own rating. The aim is to make honest feedback easier to give, not to control the outcome.

Should I only ask my happiest customers?

Use a consistent approach to inviting honest feedback. A balanced picture of customer experience is more useful than selectively asking for praise.

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