Review Funnel
Get More Google Reviews Without Asking for Them
Every invoice you send carries a small reward for honest feedback, so you get more Google reviews without ever asking for one.
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A small reward for honest feedback, on every invoice
When you send an invoice, the email and the text-to-pay message carry one extra link: leave honest feedback, save a dollar.
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The reward is the same whatever the rating, and the invite says so. Every customer who leaves feedback gets a one-tap link to post their review on Google themselves, one star or five. Customers who weren’t happy also get an email from you, in your own words, asking how to make it right. Every piece of feedback lands in one inbox, so you always know where you stand.
The customer taps it, picks one to five stars on your own NextTyr page, adds a comment if they want to, and the reward comes off the invoice they’re about to pay. No login, no app, no form to hunt for.
You choose the reward when you turn Review Funnel on: $1 off by default, or your own amount, or a percentage of the invoice. It’s the same reward for one star or five, and every invite says so up front. The reward is for the feedback itself, not for a rating and not for a Google review.
- Rides on the invoice email and the text-to-pay message you already send
- $1 off by default; you set the amount or make it a percentage
- The same reward at any rating, and the invite says so
Every customer can post it on Google in one tap
When a customer submits their feedback, the thank-you screen offers a one-tap button that opens the review page on your Google Business Profile.
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Every customer gets that button, one star or five. Google’s rules don’t allow a business to pick only its happiest customers to ask, so the button goes to everyone. Their comment is already copied to their clipboard, so they paste it, hit post, and they’re done. The review is written and published by the customer, in their own words, on Google. NextTyr never posts anything on anyone’s behalf, and the Google step carries no reward.
Afterwards NextTyr reads the reviews on your profile and marks that feedback as published on Google in your inbox, with the stars and the comment, so you can see which feedback became a public review. Yelp is available as an option you switch on yourself, and it stays off until you do.
- One tap opens your Google review page for every customer; they write and post it themselves
- Their comment is copied to the clipboard so nobody types it twice
- Yelp is optional and stays off until you turn it on
Unhappy customers hear from you the same day
When a customer rates you 1, 2 or 3 stars, they get the same Google button as everyone else, and NextTyr also drafts an email from you asking how you can make it right.
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It’s written in your voice, from a short sample of how you’d actually say it, and by default it waits for your tap before it goes out. Nothing is posted anywhere on the customer’s behalf; the feedback comes to you.
The customer’s reply lands on their timeline in your inbox, next to the job and the invoice, and you get a heads-up the moment it arrives. You hear about a bad experience the same day, from the customer, in their own words, while there’s still something you can do about it.
- Written in your voice from a short sample of how you’d say it
- Waits for your tap before it sends, unless you switch it to send on its own
- Replies land on the customer’s timeline in your inbox, and you’re notified
Every piece of feedback in one inbox
Open Reviews in your dashboard and every customer is there: the stars, the comment, whether it was published on Google, the reward they received, and the make-it-right email with its reply.
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You also see how many invoices carried the offer, how many customers answered, and how many reviews made it onto Google, so you know the funnel is working without checking your profile every morning. One switch turns the whole thing off whenever you want.
Online reviews aren’t only a trust signal for the next customer who finds you. A steady flow of recent reviews is one of the signals Google uses to decide who shows up in the local map results, so every review a customer posts keeps working for you long after the invoice is paid. That’s reputation management for a small business without hiring anyone to do it.
- Stars, comment, Google status, reward and follow-up, per customer
- Totals for offers sent, feedback received and reviews published on Google
- One switch turns Review Funnel off any time
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The reward is for honest feedback on your own NextTyr page. The customer gets it the moment they submit, whatever they say, one star or five, and every invite says so up front. Posting on Google is a separate step that every customer is offered: they write the review and post it themselves, on Google, with no reward attached. NextTyr never posts a review for anyone, never suggests wording, and never pays for a Google review.
Your invoice email and text-to-pay message carry one extra link: leave honest feedback, save $1 (or whatever reward you set). It opens a short page in your business’s name with one to five stars and an optional comment. When they submit, the reward comes off the invoice they’re about to pay, and the thank-you screen offers a one-tap button to post their review on Google, whatever they rated you. If the invoice is already paid, the link still asks for their feedback, just without a reward.
They get the same one-tap Google button as everyone else. On top of that, NextTyr drafts an email from you asking how you can make it right, in your own voice, from a short sample of how you’d say it. By default it waits for your approval before it sends. When the customer replies, the reply lands on their timeline in your inbox and you get a notification, so you can fix the problem while it’s still fixable.
One inbox under Reviews in your dashboard. Each customer shows their stars and comment, whether their review was published on Google, the reward they received, and any make-it-right email with its reply. Above that you get the totals: offers sent, feedback received, reviews published on Google, and rewards given. You can turn Review Funnel off with one switch.
Google is on by default because it’s where most customers look first. Yelp is an option you switch on yourself, and it stays off until you do, since Yelp discourages businesses from asking for reviews. With it on, the thank-you screen shows a Yelp button next to the Google one, and the customer posts the review themselves the same way.
More reviews, without asking for them
Turn on Review Funnel, pick your reward, and every invoice you send carries the offer from then on.