Customer Q: Can Reviews ask for a review through Google or another platform?...
Customer Q: Can Reviews ask for a review through Google or another platform instead? Or as well as on jobber? A: At the moment, Google is the only supported platform because it's where the vast majority of customers are searching for your business and reading your reviews. As for the difference between Jobber Reviews and internal feedback left through the job follow-up feature, check out this answer.Customer Q: Does Reviews link to our Google reviews or are they just internal to Jobber?
A: Sounds like you're asking the difference between Reviews and job follow-ups––let me clear that up for you... Reviews enables you to automatically send a Google review request to your customers. This email/text will include a URL that links directly to your Google Business Profile to make it easy for the customer to leave you a review on Google! The job follow-up feature asks for internal feedback so any feedback left through job follow-ups stays within Jobber for you to reference. These cannot be made public. If you are using Jobber Reviews, we recommend turning off job follow-ups so that your customers can focus on leaving you that 5-star review on Google! 🌟24Views1like0CommentsCustomer Q: How can I link my Jobber reviews to show up on our Google account?
A: If you are using Jobber Reviews and have connected your Google Business Profile, any reviews your customers leave will automatically be posted to Google. Be sure to complete this set-up so that Jobber can send review requests and collect those 5-star reviews for you! 🌟 If you are referring to the internal feedback that customers leave you through the job follow-ups feature, this feedback is internal and cannot be made public. A good way to remember the difference between the two is that Reviews is for Google reviews (public) and job follow-ups are for internal feedback (private).Customer Q: Can you add a button to manually send clients a review link?
A: At the moment, review requests are sent automatically after an invoice is paid. Very soon, you'll be able to choose between the following triggers for when your review request is automatically sent: A specific visit is completed Job is marked as complete Invoice is paid Thanks for your feedback about providing an option to manually send a review––we will share that feedback with the product team!19Views1like0CommentsCustomer Q: Can we set up review requests to be triggered when the job is completed?...
Customer Q: Currently the Jobber review option is triggered when the job is paid. Can we set up Reviews to be triggered when the job is completed or closed so that they do not get a link to review when they prepay and the work hasn't been completed yet? A: Very soon you'll be able to do that––that was one of the announcements made today! 🙌🏼 You'll be able to choose between the following triggers for when your review request is automatically sent: A specific visit is completed Job is marked as complete Invoice is paid🎙️ Marketing Insights for 2025
What’s been your most effective method for generating new leads without breaking the bank? 🏦 Earlier this week, Jobber launched 'A Recap of our BEST Marketing Tips from this Year' that compiled the best tips from industry pros, covering creative lead generation, building client trust, and optimizing your Google presence. Tuned into the episode? 👀 Share any questions or notable learnings down below 👇153Views2likes1CommentAsking for Reviews
I have always been pretty bad at asking for reviews when i finish a project and i am trying to change this moving forward. Is there a way to categorize customers by who has and has not given you a review? I will have my secretary call and email previous customers moving forward to give us a review but i want to make sure we mark this down so that we are not constantly asking the same customers.352Views1like5CommentsAnyone have experience with RealWork?
Anyone here use RealWork? https://www.realworklabs.com/ Direct integration with Jobber. Among other things, they promise to improve your SEO in towns where you do jobs but you are not based and for services and jobs that are outside of what you categorize yourself as under your Google My Business. They create a map widget for your jobs that pulls in details, photos, and reviews. Google supposedly likes that content and you can also use that functionality to send job examples and case studies. They quoted me $500 / month for a six month contract. Seems a bit expensive but if it does what it says it can do, seems potentially worth it.192Views1like1Comment