Will this spam my clients?
No. By default your firm approves every note before it goes out. Nothing reaches a client until you say yes.
No. By default your firm approves every note before it goes out. Nothing reaches a client until you say yes.
No. By default you approve every note before it goes out. Automation is optional: you turn it on after you've approved and sent five notes yourself. It is not day-one autopilot.
No. Reviews go on Google or wherever you already collect them. You don't need a new site.
Same flow as reviews. A short note after the job. You approve it. Then it goes to your client.
Read when to ask a client for a referral. · A referral still Googles you
Check with your compliance team first. Because nothing goes out until you approve it, their review fits into that step.
Not set on this site yet. Start free in the app. This page does not take a card.
A short thank-you, then one clear next step: leave a Google review, or refer someone. You can edit or skip before it sends.
Asking is fine. We never pay for reviews, never post fake ones, and never send review requests only to happy clients.
By default you approve every note before it goes out. Automation is optional: you turn it on after you've approved and sent five notes yourself. It is not day-one autopilot. Built for firms where one client lasts years — not high-volume one-visit shops.
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Professional firms — accountants, construction, architecture, consulting, advisors, and similar. Firms where the next client looks you up before they hire you.
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The note comes from your firm, in your voice, signed by a real person at the firm. You read it before it goes.
Skip that note. You see every note first, so you decide who gets one.
Yes. Each note can ask for a review, a referral, or both. You choose before it sends.
No. Good Work Reviews drafts the note and sends it once you approve. Like having a professional on staff whose only job is asking — without a full-time hire.
One note per finished job. No follow-up nagging unless you send it.