Local services
Local businesses are judged in two places at once. Search sends people to public reviews, and your own site has to convert whoever arrives. Those need different proof, but they come from the same conversation, and that conversation has a short window: the customer is most willing on the day, standing in front of the work.
Route customers to the public review source that drives local search, collect written and video proof for your own site, and keep both in one library.
Best request moment
Same day, while the work is still fresh
How the setup looks
Local servicesAll 15 review sources are on every paid plan, including Starter. Rewards for the people who take the time start on Growth.
Broad questions get broad answers. These are written to surface a specific before and after.
A campaign per job, pointed at the review destination you configure, with the counts worth watching.
Filtering who gets asked breaks the policies of most review platforms and can cost you the listing. Ask everyone; the approval step in Amplaud governs what you publish on your own wall, not who is invited to review you in public.
Goodwill peaks at completion and decays daily. The same request a week later gets a fraction of the responses.
A review sits on someone else's platform. Collect a written or video version you can put on your own service pages too, from the same campaign.
Yes. A campaign can point at a public review destination you configure, and all 15 sources are available on every paid plan including Starter.
No, and it is not meant to. Approval controls what appears on the wall you host. A public review posted on a review platform belongs to that platform, and Amplaud cannot take it down.
Yes. The campaign is a link, and the customer records or writes in their browser with no app and no account to create.
Give them the mic. Launch your first campaign free and watch quiet goodwill turn into public proof.