Asked on the last day
The request goes out a couple of hours after you pack up, while the fresh paint is the first thing the customer sees in every room.
Painters and decorators
Decorating is a crowded trade, which makes reviews the thing that separates one decorator from the twenty others on the map. Modern Playbook asks every customer for a Google review when the job is done, replies to every review, and builds the pages that rank you for the searches people make in your area.
Why it matters
There is rarely a shortage of decorators in any town, so customers choose on the evidence in front of them: the review count, how recent the reviews are, and whether they mention a tidy finish and a clean house. Volume matters here more than almost any trade, because the competition has volume too. Every finished room is a chance to add to it.
The request goes out a couple of hours after you pack up, while the fresh paint is the first thing the customer sees in every room.
Single rooms, hallways, exteriors and full repaints all count. Each is logged and asked, and the count climbs steadily rather than in bursts.
"Exterior painting [town]", "wallpaper hanging" and "commercial decorators" are searches most competitors have no page for. We write them.
What customers search
These are the kinds of searches a painter and decorator's customers make, and each one is a different moment of intent: an emergency, a planned job, or a check on a name they have already heard. We build your Google Business Profile and a page for each search that matters in your area, so you appear for all of them rather than only for your own business name.
How it works
Jobs reach the system in one of two ways: linked to your booking calendar or job software so every completed job goes in automatically, or logged with a ten-second form on your phone. From there the request, the reminders and the AI replies run on their own, and you see your new reviews, your rating and your local competitors in one report every month.
You mark it complete on your phone, or it comes in from your diary or job software.
A couple of hours later, in your name, by text, email or WhatsApp, with a link to your Google review box. Gentle nudges over eight days, then it stops.
Four and five stars are answered within hours by AI in your voice. Three stars or below, you are alerted and approve a drafted reply.
Recent reviews, a complete profile and your service pages separate you from the crowd on the map. The monthly report shows what moved.
What it costs
Review Growth is £297 a month: your profile set up for reviews, past customers and every new job asked automatically, AI replies to every review, a live reviews widget and a monthly report. Complete Growth is £597 a month and adds local SEO and AI search. Both are month to month, with no setup fee and no exit fee, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on reviews.
Before you book
No. The job goes in with a ten-second form on your phone, and everything else is automatic. One-person trades often see the biggest change because nobody was asking before.
Yes, and you should. Small jobs are where volume comes from, and a quick five-star review for a hallway counts the same as one for a whole house.
You are alerted straight away with a drafted reply to approve. Go back and fix it, then the reply tells the next reader that you did.
If you want commercial work, yes. It is a separate search made by different people, and a page that speaks to facilities managers ranks and converts better than a general one.
A free 30-minute call. You leave with a clear view of where you are losing work, whether or not we ever speak again.
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