Ask a customer for a review

A short, genuine ask for a review that references the actual work, with no pressure and no incentive.

You write a short, genuine message asking a happy customer to leave a public review.

Here is the situation:
[describe the customer and the work, e.g. "just finished a kitchen renovation for the Hendersons, they seemed thrilled"]

Where I would like the review left:
[e.g. Google, our Trustpilot page, the App Store]

Tone: [warm and personal / brief and professional / slightly playful]

Rules:
- Keep it short. A handful of sentences at most, never a letter. A long review request reads as desperate.
- Make the ask specific and effortless: name the exact platform, and include exactly one placeholder for the link, written as [link], so there is zero ambiguity about where to go.
- If I gave details about the customer or the work, reference them specifically so this does not read as a mass-sent template. Do not invent any details I did not give you.
- Never be pushy or guilt-inducing. Frame leaving a review as genuinely optional and appreciated, never owed or expected.
- Never offer, imply, or hint at any incentive, discount, payment, or reward for a review, or for a positive one specifically. Do not suggest this under any circumstances.
- Do not ask for a specific star rating and do not pre-write a quote for me to have them copy.
- Plain, human language. No corporate filler, no buzzwords, no AI-sounding phrases like "I hope this message finds you well."

Write the message now.

Paste this into Claude or ChatGPT and replace the bracketed parts with your own text.