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Start with a message a customer can recognize.

Five plain-language review-request drafts for completed service work. Copy one, replace the placeholders, and adapt it to the business’s actual consent and follow-up process.

Choose by context, not by promised performance.

These are starting drafts. Delivery, response, and review outcomes depend on the customer relationship, timing, consent, service experience, destination, and many other factors.

{{first_name}} Customer’s first name{{business_name}} Public business name{{review_link}} Direct review destination{{sender_name}} Recognizable sender

Select a draft and copy it to your editing workspace.

DRAFT / 01

Same-day follow-up

After the business confirms the work is complete

Hi {{first_name}}, thanks again for choosing {{business_name}} today.

If you would like to share an honest review of your experience, here is the direct link:
{{review_link}}

Thank you,
{{sender_name}}

Use only when same-day contact fits the service and the customer’s communication preferences.

DRAFT / 02

Next-day request

When the customer has had time to experience the completed work

Hi {{first_name}}, thank you for working with {{business_name}} yesterday.

If you have a moment and would like to leave an honest review, you can use this link:
{{review_link}}

Thanks again,
{{sender_name}}

A sensible default when the result is easier to assess after some time has passed.

DRAFT / 03

Concise request

For service paths where brief messages are expected

Thanks for choosing {{business_name}}, {{first_name}}.

If you would like to share an honest review, here is the link:
{{review_link}}

— {{sender_name}}

Keep the sender recognizable even when the message is short.

DRAFT / 04

Relationship-based work

After a longer project or recurring service milestone

Hi {{first_name}} — thank you for trusting {{business_name}} with your project.

If you would like to share an honest review of the experience, here is the direct link:
{{review_link}}

We read every review.
— {{sender_name}}

Adapt “project” to the milestone the customer will recognize.

DRAFT / 05

Requested link resend

When a customer asks for the review link again

Hi {{first_name}} — here is the review link you requested:
{{review_link}}

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with {{business_name}}.
— {{sender_name}}

This is a link resend, not a reason to add another unrequested follow-up sequence.

A stable workflow includes the exceptions.

The message is only one part of the system. Completion status, consent, suppression rules, sender identity, and ownership still need a documented source.

  • Confirm the work is complete under the business’s normal process.
  • Use contact details according to the customer’s consent and applicable requirements.
  • Ask for an honest review—never a required rating.
  • Do not hide the public review link from customers with negative feedback.
  • Keep a way to pause, suppress, or review exceptional cases.
  • Check current messaging and review-platform policies before launch.