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93% of all your conversion is based on your reviews. It's true.

We all know it. Before we visit a new restaurant, a local barbershop or any type of service - we're checking the reviews. How are yours?

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The importance of social flows...

In today’s digital world, having positive online reviews is essential for business success. Customers rely heavily on reviews before making a purchase or using a service. Without good reviews, you could miss out on a significant number of potential clients.

What Happens If You Don’t Have Good Reviews?

Businesses without strong online feedback can lose up to 30% of potential customers. Studies show that 93% of consumers read reviews before making a decision, and without positive ratings, you risk being overlooked in favor of competitors with better feedback. Moreover, a lack of reviews can negatively impact your search engine rankings, making your business less visible online.

The Benefits of Good Reviews

On the flip side, businesses with great reviews see higher customer trust, which directly translates into a 20-40% increase in customer growth. Positive reviews not only help attract new clients but also improve customer retention and loyalty. They build credibility and strengthen your brand’s reputation, ultimately boosting sales.

Conclusion

Investing in gathering and maintaining positive reviews is crucial. Happy customers will not only return but will also recommend your business to others. Focus on delivering excellent service, and the positive feedback will follow.

How does it work?

The main goal of the SF-portal is to increase your average review score, by increasing the amount of (good) reviews. Each customer of your business will receive an email or an SMS with a link to place a review.

When the customer choses to rate your business or service with 4 or 5 stars, they will be redirected to your public Google or Facebook page.

Is the rating below 4 stars? There will automaticallly open up a question field where the customer can explain their experience. This feedback will not be publiced on your public pages, but in a private email in your inbox. In this way you can contact the client as a businessowner for a compensation, or just to learn about how to improve your business.

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BRONSE

$ 99/mnd

Account to review portal
Rating software
150 emails and 50 SMS messages for review requests
QR-code
1 location
Unlimited free helpdesk service

POPULAIR

SILVER

$ 119/mnd

Account to review portal
Rating software
Share reviews on socials
250 emails and 75 SMS messages for review requests
QR-code
Up to 5 locations
Unlimited free helpdesk service

GOLD

$ 139/mnd

Account to review portal
Rating software
Share reviews on socials
500 emails and 150 SMS messages for review requests
Widget integration on your website
QR-code and NFC tap
AI smart reply to reviews
Unlimited locations
Unlimited free helpdesk service

FAQ

How does the SF-portal works?

The main goal of the SF-portal is to increase your average review score, by increasing the amount of (good) reviews. Each customer of your business will receive an email or an SMS with a link to place a review.

When the customer choses to rate your business or service with 4 or 5 stars, they will be redirected to your public Google or Facebook page.

Is the rating below 4 stars? There will automaticallly open up a question field where the customer can explain their experience. This feedback will not be publiced on your public pages, but in a private email in your inbox. In this way you can contact the client as a businessowner for a compensation, or just to learn about how to improve your business.
So, it's basically just asking for a review?

No, definitely not. If the customer writes a positive review, it will end up on a channel of your choice (for example Google). If the customer writes a negative review, it will be sent privately to the business owner by email. This way, you as a business owner can easily contact the customer to offer compensation. The negative review has not become public, and on top of that, you can easily contact the customer for a solution. Win-win situation, right?
Is this even legal?

Yes, it totally is. We're not gatekeeping bad reviews. The client has the free choice to place the good or even bad reviews on your public Google page. We're only stimulating them to place the good ones public, and showing them that feedback can be given privately.
What else can I do within the SF-portal?

Good question. Not only can you easily manage all new incoming reviews, you can also share the good reviews via a widget on your website or pages. You can integrate your social media where you can share the good experiences of your customers. It's even possible to send the client a reminder when they didn't use the link to give their feedback. We're happy to show you all the options within a free demo.