How to find your Google review link and send it to customers

When customers are asked for a Google review, they may mean to leave one but not know how to find the right page. By the time they work it out, the motivation is gone. The fix is simple: give them a direct link that opens your Google review form in one tap.

Here is how to find your Google review link. Go to your Business Profile on Google, select Read reviews, then Get more reviews, and copy the link. In Google Search you can also select Ask for reviews. Google's own instructions show each step. Copy the link and save it somewhere you can access easily.

Once you have the link, the question is how to get it to customers efficiently. One simple method is a text message sent after the job is marked done. Keep the message short. Include your name and business, a brief thank you, and the link. Nothing more. Customers are more likely to tap a link in a text than to find your page on their own, look up how to leave a review, and navigate through the steps.

You can also place the link in your email signature, on a printed card you leave after jobs, and on a sticker on your work vehicles or equipment. The more places customers encounter it at the right moment, the more reviews you collect.

The challenge with a manual system is consistency. Sending the link after every job, without exception, is what builds a review profile that dominates your local market. Most contractors do it for a week and then forget. The ones who build real review volume either have a system, a person responsible for it, or software that handles it automatically. That is what PorchPrompt is built to do: send the link at the right time, on every job, without you having to remember.