Review Reply Builder

Pick the kind of review, add a few details and get a reply that sounds like you — not a copy-paste. Built on five proven templates.

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What kind of review is it?

Your reply

Thank you, [FIRST NAME]. [DETAIL THEY MENTIONED] is exactly what we aim for, and it’s great to hear it made a difference. Call us anytime you need a hand. – [YOUR NAME]

32 words · paste it under the review on Google

Before you post

  • All the [BRACKETS] are filled in
  • Uses their first name
  • Signed by a person or the business
  • Not a generic “Thanks for the review!”
  • No deals or promotions
  • Never asks them to change or remove the review
  • Doesn’t argue or threaten
  • Short (under 80 words)

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Why it matters

People read your replies to decide whether you’re easy to deal with. Most consumers expect businesses to respond to reviews, and many are put off by generic, templated replies.

Every reply here follows five rules: respond like a human, mention one specific detail, thank the reviewer, never argue in public, and move sensitive issues offline.

From The Local Business Growth Playbook, pp. 15–22.

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Questions

Is this written by AI?

No. It fills in proven templates with the details you give, so nothing is invented. If you want each new review drafted for you automatically, LocalGrowthPilot’s AI does that for you to approve.

How should I reply to a fake review?

Stay calm and neutral, don’t accuse anyone, and give a contact. Then report it in Google if it breaks the rules — Google won’t remove a review just because it’s negative.

Can I offer a discount to fix a bad review?

No. Google bans offering anything to change or remove a review, and the FTC’s review rule bans threats meant to get reviews removed.

I run a health, legal or financial business. Anything different?

Yes — never confirm the person was a client or patient, and leave out dates, services and amounts. Tick the box above and the reply leaves those out.

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