Review Reply.

You paste one public review. You get a job note and a short draft reply. You still decide. You still send.

$47.

Who this is for

You run an electrical shop. About one to five people.

You are the one who answers the reviews.

Not a big marketing team. Not someone shopping for a personal development course.

The public review

The review is already public. You paste that one review.

It may be about a dead outlet, a breaker that keeps tripping, lights that are out, a panel, or a spark repair.

A kind review, four or five stars or clearly kind words, sits there with no thank you. Or the thank you asks them to book again.

A hard review, one to three stars, or words about never showed, damage, rude, a refund, or overcharged, sits there while a tired reply argues or shames. Or it puts a phone number, a street, a diagnosis, or a dollar amount in public.

That public reply is the leak.

Review Reply turns that one pasted review into a job note and a short draft you can check.

A kind review gets a short thank you. It does not ask them to book again.

A bad review stays short in public. The next step is to call the customer.

If the stars are missing, the draft asks you. It does not invent stars. It does not send the reply.

Sparking, a burning smell, smoke, fire, water and live electrical, shock, or someone trapped is not a thank you. That gets a safety first draft.

What you get

One download. One zip.

The deck
The video
The workbook
The log
The start card
The shop files
West Lamp Electrical, a practice shop

West Lamp Electrical is fiction. You use it to learn the steps. The scenes are electrical reviews. Then you replace every fact with your own shop. You put in your own towns and your own way of talking. The stars and the words come only from the review you paste that time. If the stars are missing, the draft asks you. It does not invent stars. There is no price menu.

One evening to set up

This is built so one owner can do it in one evening. No developer.

You fill in your own shop. You run the practice shop.

You keep a short log so the next draft is better than the last one.

Friday is for a short review, not a new project.

What it will not do

Invent what happened on the job.
Invent stars.
Invent a price.
Invent a refund or a discount.
Invent an arrival time.
Say a technician is already on the way.
Argue with the reviewer.
Shame the reviewer.
Put a phone number, a street, a diagnosis, or a dollar amount in the public reply.
Ask a kind reviewer to book again.
Book the job.
Send the reply for you.

Sparking, a burning smell, smoke, fire, water and live electrical, shock, or someone trapped gets a safety first draft, not a thank you.

Get Review Reply

$47, one time.

Access is immediate. One zip. Digital download. Digital sales are final after access.