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Hey there - it would be helpful to learn a little more about the specifics you are looking for.
But, as I understand it, you are wanting to contact those who have booked time with you before and request a review?
Depending on how long it has been (thus the "depth" of the relationship), you can message them here on Clarity. If you have the time and desire, you can also seek them out on LinkedIn and connect with them there to request a review.
I hope this helps!
Keep in mind - your goal should be to always strengthen the relationship mutually, not seek them out (or stalk them) for your own benefit.
All the best,
-Shaun
You can share your quick URL with clients from your google my enterprise dashboard on your laptop or the mobile app. Customers can leave reviews and view your enterprise profile through your short URL.
All agencies who've claimed their quick call in google my business could have a shareable short URL directing clients to leave opinions.
Share your quick URL with clients for reviews
Computer
Sign up to google my business.
When you have multiple locations, open the area you’d like to manage.
Within the menu on the left, click on Home.
Within the “get extra reviews” card, you could reproduction your quick URL to proportion with clients.
Mobile
On your mobile device, open the google my business app my business.
Tap Customers and then Reviews.
If your short name is not created, you will be prompted to create one.
If your quick call isn't created, you will be induced to create one.
Copy your short URL to share with customers.
When customers click your hyperlink, they may be able to rate your commercial enterprise and leave a review. Learn how to read and reply to consumer reviews.
Remember the fact that it’s against google review regulations to solicit evaluations from clients by way of supplying incentives or putting in review stations at your place of work. Critiques that violate the coverage can be removed.
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