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What your customer sees

Thirty seconds, in their own words.

When your customer opens the link, they don’t face a blank Google box. small Talk guides them — a rating, a few taps about what stood out, and a draft built from their answers that they edit and post themselves. You never write it, and nothing posts automatically.

  1. 1

    A star rating

    They tap how it went. No blank box, no pressure — just a starting point.

  2. 2

    A few taps about what stood out

    On time, fair price, cleaned up — they pick, they don't type a thing.

  3. 3

    A draft in their words

    small Talk writes a first draft from their answers. They can edit every word.

  4. 4

    They post it themselves

    Copy, then Google opens in a new tab. small Talk never auto-pastes or auto-posts.

Riverbend Plumbing

How was your drain cleaning?

Tap to rate

What if they had a bad experience?

A low rating gets an equal, honest choice — post publicly, or send you the details privately instead. That’s not review gating, and it’s the next tutorial.

Private feedback