Getting more Google reviews as a tradesperson comes down to three things: asking every client rather than the ones you happen to remember, asking within minutes of finishing rather than days later, and sending a direct link so nobody has to go hunting for your profile. These guides cover each in turn.
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Fault-finding, rewires and consumer unit upgrades each have their own right moment to ask — and none of them is while you're standing there with the invoice. When to ask by job type, what the message should say, and how to stop relying on memory.
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The exact wording in the thirty seconds after a job decides whether a review lands or not. The phrases that quietly kill your chances, three word-for-word scripts, and how to vary them by trade.
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Review counts stall for three reasons, and none of them are the quality of your work. How to spot which one is yours — early goodwill running out, bad timing, or friction — and restart the flow this week.
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Most tradespeople already ask for reviews — they just ask at the wrong moment. Why the minutes right after a job beat every other time, the four timing mistakes that cost you reviews, and a playbook you can use on your next job.
Google reviewsRead the guide7 min read
A straight-talking plan for UK tradespeople: setting up your Google Business Profile properly, five methods that actually work, and how to sidestep the awkward face-to-face ask entirely.
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Practical ways for UK tradespeople to get more Google reviews: why timing matters, copy-paste WhatsApp scripts, and the mistakes that get you penalised.
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Customers judge tradespeople on communication, not company size. The five moments that make you look professional — and how to nail each one.
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