
Getting reviews
Why Do Big Companies Get So Many Google Reviews So Fast?
More customers, a profile for every location and automatic review requests explain most of it. Our data on 46,800 businesses shows why their ratings are often beatable.
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How to ask for Google reviews, when to ask and what to say, with timing and wording drawn from more than half a million real reviews.

Getting reviews
More customers, a profile for every location and automatic review requests explain most of it. Our data on 46,800 businesses shows why their ratings are often beatable.

Getting reviews
Five genuine reviews first, then the typical count for your trade: under ten for many trades, over a hundred for vets and venues. Benchmarks from 46,800 businesses.

Getting reviews
Give customers a moment worth mentioning, ask while it is fresh and make reviewing a single tap. Eight methods that work, and five that backfire.

Getting reviews
Build the request into what you already send, automate one follow-up per visit and let a QR code do the reminding. A one-afternoon setup plan.

Getting reviews
One personal request at the right moment, a link that opens the review box, and one reminder at most. Templates and timing from 524,000 recent Google reviews.

Getting reviews
Never mention stars, offer rewards, filter out unhappy customers, ask for it on the spot or script the words. The phrases to drop and what to say instead.

Getting reviews
Ask at the customer's high point, then send the link within hours, ideally late morning or mid-afternoon on a weekday. Timing data from 524,000 recent Google reviews.
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Each Rate My Ratings report reads every public review of every comparable business in one category and one location, and turns them into a five-part document you can act on.