Get More Google Reviews
The Day-14 ask that actually happens, because it's automatic.
Last updated: August 17, 2026
The situation
Asking a happy customer for a review is easy to intend and easy to forget once the job is done and you're on to the next one. Reviews that don't get asked for mostly don't happen, even from genuinely satisfied customers, simply because nobody prompted them at the right moment.
For local service businesses, review count and recency are some of the most visible trust signals a new customer sees before ever picking up the phone.
How SeenOnMain helps
Once a lead becomes a customer, SeenOnMain sends automated Day 3 and Day 7 check-in emails, then a Day 14 request that links straight to your Google Business Profile, right around the point a customer has had time to see the finished work and form a genuinely positive opinion of it.
You don't have to remember any of it, and if you'd rather a specific customer not receive the request, you can pause messaging for just that one person without turning off the sequence for anyone else.
Frequently asked questions
Can I control the timing of the review request?
The sequence runs on the built-in Day 3 / Day 7 / Day 14 schedule. You can pause messaging for an individual customer if you don't want them to receive it.
Does this only work if I already have a Google Business Profile?
The review request links to your Google Business Profile, so you'll want one set up. See the Google Business Profile page linked below for how that connects.