White-Label Review Engine Retainer Build (10-14 days)
A productized build that turns scattered client feedback into a monitored, human-reviewed review pipeline with a resellable reporting layer. Agencies leave with a live collection and response workflow per location plus a retainer-ready dashboard they can bill monthly. Time: 10-14 days.
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White-Label Review Engine Retainer Build (10-14 days)
A productized build that turns scattered client feedback into a monitored, human-reviewed review pipeline with a resellable reporting layer. Agencies leave with a live collection and response workflow per location plus a retainer-ready dashboard they can bill monthly.
- [Signed client agreement covering review platform access and response authority, Verified Google Business Profile and secondary listing ownership for every location, Named human responder per client account with escalation contact, Baseline snapshot of current star rating, review volume, and response rate, Written tone-of-voice guide and prohibited-claims list for replies]
- 1.Inventory every review surface the client appears on and rank by revenue impact
- 2.Pull a 90-day baseline of rating, volume, and median response time
- 3.Confirm who inside the client signs off on public replies
- 1.Map the customer journey to identify the three highest-intent request moments
- 2.Draft the request sequence copy for email and SMS with the client's brand voice
- 3.Set the send cadence and suppression rules so no customer gets duplicate asks
- 1.Configure the chosen platform's locations, users, and role permissions
- 2.Connect listing data so business name, hours, and category stay consistent
- 3.Restrict automation access to the minimum scope each workflow needs
- 1.Build the review request automation and route it through the client's CRM or job system
- 2.Test the full request path end to end with a live internal address
- 3.Document the fallback if the CRM trigger fails
- 1.Set up monitoring feeds across the primary and secondary review sites
- 2.Configure negative-review alerts to reach the responder within one hour
- 3.Define the escalation ladder for one-star and safety-related reviews
- 1.Write reply templates by review type: praise, service complaint, pricing complaint, wrong-location
- 2.Pair every template with a mandatory human edit step before publishing
- 3.Train the named responder on the edit checklist and approval flow
- 1.Run a live response sprint on the ten most recent unanswered reviews
- 2.Review each published reply against the tone guide
- 3.Log recurring complaint themes for the service-improvement section
- 1.Build the client-facing dashboard with rating trend, response rate, and request conversion
- 2.Add a competitor benchmark panel for two named local rivals
- 3.Set the monthly report template the retainer will deliver
- 1.Assemble the reputation repair upsell proposal from the complaint theme log
- 2.Price the SEO and listings add-on against the baseline gap
- 3.Prepare the review-data-to-service-improvement memo for the client's operations lead
- 1.Walk the client through the dashboard and the response workflow live
- 2.Hand over the responder runbook and escalation contacts
- 3.Agree the monthly cadence for reporting and reply audits
- 1.Run a 48-hour monitoring window and confirm alerts fire correctly
- 2.Fix any missed alert or duplicate request found in the window
- 3.Confirm the automation stack is logging every outbound request
- 1.Publish the final baseline-versus-live comparison
- 2.Deliver the retainer scope document with monthly deliverables and SLAs
- 3.Schedule the 30-day performance review
Review collection and response work is repeatable per location, so the second and third client in the same vertical cost a fraction of the first build. Agencies can price the retainer on response-rate and rating movement rather than hours, and the complaint theme log creates a natural upsell path into reputation repair and local SEO packages. Margin holds as long as replies stay human-edited, since fully automated responses are the fastest route to client churn.
- Live review request automation wired to the client's CRM or job system
- Response runbook with tone guide, templates, and escalation ladder
- Client-facing dashboard covering rating trend, response rate, and request conversion
- Complaint theme log mapped to service improvements and upsell candidates
- Retainer scope document with monthly SLAs and reporting cadence
The client's locations are collecting reviews through a tested automation, every new review triggers a monitored alert, and the named responder has published at least ten human-edited replies with the dashboard live.