The Power of Reviews

Adam Fox • 2 August 2021

Reviews are an increasingly important tool in your marketing strategy. And the best part is, you can collect them for FREE!!!! 😲

Unless you are knowingly offering a rubbish service or product 🤠, you need to be getting reviews from your clients. 

If you don’t have the money to spend on a proper system, Google is a great place you can get your clients to leave you reviews. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

As long as you have a good Google My Business page, you should be asking your clients to leave you reviews. 🥰

Think for a second about whenever you buy something on eBay, or amazon or you look for a restaurant or hotel in a town you are not familiar with. What’s the first thing you do? 🤔

You look for reviews. You look for a reason not to buy. 

Your potential clients will be doing exactly the same thing. They will be looking for a reason not to use you. 🤷‍♂️

If you have a bank of great reviews, they will have no reason NOT TO use you;
and every reason TO use you.

Reviews build confidence.

Grade Us, 
Trust Pilot,
There are loads of paid platforms out there which you can set up to feed directly into your website. 🖥

If you are clever about how you systemise your review collection, you can even filter out the bad ones and deal with the problems before they become public. 🤬

That’s it for today’s business bite.

If you’d like some help working out how you can systemise your collection of reviews, give me a shout. 🙋‍♂️

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