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4:45 pm · Packing up

Job's done. They're rapt.
And that's where it ends.

One spoken sentence becomes four ready-to-post reviews.

thirty seconds, that's it

Reviews aren't rare. Asking for them properly is.

Customers aren't unwilling. The ask is just friction — a link, a form, a login.

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Job marked
done
2
Customer
talks 30s
3
Five versions
written
4
You tap,
it posts
The usual ask
Text with a link
↓
Tap through to a form
↓
Sign in to Google
↓
Think of something to write
Never finished
Reviewright
Talk for thirty seconds
Done

that’s the entire flow

4%of happy jobs turn into a posted review, industry-wide
11 daysaverage gap between job finished and asking for a review
1 platformmost businesses ever get around to asking for
By the time you remember to ask, they've forgotten how good it felt.
Remove the form. Let the customer talk for thirty seconds.

The ask goes out before the ute's left the driveway

Job marked complete. That one action fires the SMS. No extra step for anyone.

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Dave · SMS received 6:14pm
"Hey Dave, thanks for having Sparks Electrical out today! Got 30 seconds to tell us how it went? Just tap and talk — reviewright.link/sparks/x92k"
0:00
Dave taps the link. No app, no login, no form — he just talks.

Scripted mockup — the waveform is illustrative. In production this is Dave's real voice.

What Dave actually said

What I pulled out of it

I read for separable signals — including the one thing that wasn't good.

Same review, five registers

Five platforms don't read the same way. Neither should the review.

30 seconds of Dave talking Google — where people search Facebook — neighbourly Instagram — short, visual Trustpilot — the detail LinkedIn — the trade side same voice, five rooms

Dave reads, edits if he wants to, then taps once per platform

Nothing goes out under Dave's name until Dave has seen it. One tap to post.

38 secDave's time from tapping the link to all 5 approved
0accounts he had to create
5/5platforms he actually followed through on

What one month of this looks like across all your customers

Dave is one job. Sparks Electrical ran 46 through this in July.

46completed jobs sent a review request
34customers who recorded a voice review
73.9%response rate — voice link vs the old ask
Old process (email + link)
17.4%
Reviewright (voice ask)
73.9%

Sentiment across the 34 voice reviews

Where those 34 reviews actually landed

160 posted reviews from 34 conversations, not 34.
Three of the 34 carried a gripe like Dave's. All three still posted — honestly.