Reputation
Reviews are how a local customer checks a business before they call. My AI Marketing Guy sets up the request and writes replies in the brand’s voice. The homepage says the quiet part: negatives stay in your hands when they matter.
How this work actually goes
A request goes out when the job or the visit is done, to a real customer, asking for an honest review on the profile the business actually uses. We do not buy reviews, write reviews for customers, or ask staff to pose as guests. A review program that cheats is worse than a quiet profile.
Velocity should look like the business. A shop that finishes a few jobs a week should not suddenly have a stack of reviews on a Tuesday. We would rather a steady ask than a burst that reads as fake. We do not promise a star rating or a review count.
Replies are part of the public record. A thank-you can be drafted for you to approve. A complaint about money, safety, or a person is yours to answer. We do not paper over it with a template.
The Google listing, the website, and the review profile should describe the same business. A street address on a review site and a hidden address on a service-area listing is a problem we flag, not a trick we copy.
This sits next to local SEO. Stars on the website do not create stars in search. The listing does. The useful move is asking at the end of a real job.
Email myaimarketingguy@gmail.com or book a call from the homepage. We will ask which profile is the real one before we send a single request.
The full umbrella
GBP optimization, NAP consistency
Calendar, brand-voice captions
Tests first, waste cut early
Request flows, brand-voice replies
Technical SEO, pixels, analytics
We learn your market, watch competitors
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The agency is service-area only. You approve what goes live.