I run Google reviews for local shops.
You stay on the job. I set up a direct review link and the words your team sends to customers after each job. Each week I check what came in and draft the replies. Nothing goes up under your name until you approve it.
Fifteen minutes, and I walk you through a free market report. No long contract. If I cannot help your shop, I will say so.
Why it matters
People read the reviews before they call.
A homeowner who needs a countertop, or any local job they cannot afford to get wrong, opens Google first. They read what recent customers said. A good shop with a quiet profile can lose that call to a shop that simply kept asking.
Reviews are one of the highest-return marketing moves a local service business can make. They keep working after the crew has left.
The hard part is the habit. The job is done, everyone is on to the next one, and the ask never goes out. Replies sit unwritten. The profile goes quiet.
That habit is what I run. I do not promise a review count, a rating, a ranking, or more revenue. I run the rhythm: ask, check, draft, report.
How it works
Three steps, then it runs.
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We talk
A free 15-minute call. I bring a market report and walk you through it: your Google rating and review count set next to local competitors. You tell me how a job ends and how you like to sound. I tell you whether this fits. If it does not, you will hear that plainly.
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Your team sends the ask
I make a direct review link and write short messages in your voice. After each job, your team sends them to your own customers. I do not text, email, or call your customers. Setup is waived for founding clients.
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I watch, you approve
Each week I check what came in. I write owner-reply drafts, and you approve them. Nothing is posted under your name until you say so. Once a month you get a short report in plain language.
What is included
A simple system, done with you.
One shop. One location. Month to month, with no long contract.
You get a direct link to your Google review page, and request messages written for the way your shop talks. Your team sends those messages to customers you already have, after the work is done. The reviews come from those customers. I write the ask and the replies, not the reviews.
Each week I check the new reviews. I write owner-reply drafts, and you approve them before they go up. Once a month I send a simple report.
You will not get a guarantee of review counts, ratings, rankings, or revenue. You will get the work, on a schedule, from a person you can reach.
About
You will work with me.
I am Jason Oakes. I live in Charlotte, and I am a senior leader in corporate IT. RevuGraph is a passion project. I handle the marketing work I know how to do, so you can stay with the craft you know how to do.
You work with me. I learn how your shop talks, I keep the system small, and I stay with it.
Reviews come first. Later, if you want a careful second set of eyes on the rest of the technology in your business, we can talk. My goal is to earn your trust and build a long working relationship.
Jason Oakes
FAQ
Questions owners ask
- Who is this for?
- Owners of small local service businesses who need help with getting a steady stream of Google reviews to help them stand out against the competition.
- Do you contact my customers?
- No. I write the review-request messages. You or your team send them to your own customers after a job. I do not text, email, or call them.
- Who posts the replies?
- I draft, you approve them. Nothing goes up under your name until you say so.
- Is there a contract?
- No long contract. It is month to month, for one location. Founding clients pay $49/month for the first three months, with setup waived, then $79/month.
- Will this put me at the top of Google?
- I do not guarantee review counts, ratings, rankings, or revenue. Reviews help a local shop get chosen. They are not a switch I can flip for you.
- What do we cover on the call?
- Fifteen minutes. How your jobs wrap up, how you talk to customers now, and whether a simple review rhythm would help. If it is not a fit, I will say so.
- What's in the free market report?
- Your Google rating and review count beside local competitors, why that matters for your kind of work, and how a steadier flow of new reviews could help close the gap. It is free because you booked the call, and we go through it then. I do not guarantee a rating, a ranking, or revenue.
Next step
Book a free 15-minute call
Tell me how a finished job goes at your shop. I will tell you what I would set up, and I will say so if I cannot help.