In a world where information is readily available online, people are doing their homework before choosing who they wanna work with. Having good reviews allows businesses to prove themselves to their potential customers.  According to Forbes, 90% of people read reviews before doing business with others and 84% trust online reviews just as much as a personal recommendation.  Buuuuut… to get those good reviews, you have to connect with people. Most people want to be helpful, but you have to make it easy on them. You should know who to ask, how to ask and when to ask.  Most customers aren’t gonna write a review on their own, especially when they are satisfied — they tend to not think about it so that’s why it’s really important to ask. Here’s a taste of what we’ll cover on this week’s podcast: ⭐️ How to make it stupid easy for your customers to leave you a 5 star review. Leaving a review on Google can be confusing and finicky, I’ll show how to streamline it for your customers. ⭐️ The 11 magic words you can use to legally and ethically persuade a customer to leave a review. Google's retaliation to any kind of incentive can be devastating, however, these magic words get around Google's T&C’s. ⭐️ How to prevent a nightmare PR situation for your business. I’ll show you how to handle negative reviews like a pro and quickly diffuse any disgruntled customer reviews. ⭐️ How to take the manual grunt work out of asking for reviews. This hands-off email marketing strategy puts more time back into your life and generates reviews for you while you sleep. Sign up for my FREE video masterclass training “How to Create & Launch Your Own Profitable Client Generating Website”… save your seat here: https://wesmcdowell.com/training