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What to Say in Your Google Review

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How this works

Staring at an empty review box is the reason most reviews never get written. So instead of a blank page, answer a few questions below in your own words. This page puts your answers together into a review, you fix anything that does not sound like you, and then it copies the text and opens Google for you.

Nothing here is sent to Matt. It all happens in your browser, and you are the one who decides what gets posted.

Build your review

  1. Pick a shape

    These are just different ways of ordering the same answers. Try one, and if it does not sound like you, switch. Your answers stay put.

  2. Your business

    Optional, and it only helps. A review that says who wrote it carries more weight with the next owner reading it.

  3. What Matt works on for you

    Tick whatever applies.

  4. The story

    Finish each sentence. Half a line is plenty. If you are stuck, open the examples and start from one, then edit it until it is true for you.

    Stuck? Start from one of these
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  5. What he is like to work with

    Only tick the ones you would actually say out loud. Leave the rest.

  6. Anything to close with

    Both optional. A real number is the most convincing thing in a review, but only use one if you know it.

    For example
    Stuck? Start from one of these

Your review

Your draft0 words
Google's limit is 4,000 characters

Read it back first

If a sentence is not true for you, change it or delete it. It should sound like you, not like a form. The examples on this page are starting points, not scripts, and Google is good at spotting reviews that all read alike, so a review in your own words is worth more anyway.

Before you post

If something has gone wrong instead

Tell Matt, not Google. Text or email him and he will fix it. He would rather hear it from you first, and a review posted in frustration helps nobody.

Otherwise: thank you. Reviews are how a one-man shop gets taken seriously, and this one took you three minutes.