Happy New Year from the Review Harvest Team! Like most businesses at Review Harvest we rely on word of mouth to grow. So now when you refer another business owner to Review Harvest, you BOTH get a $100 gift card of your choice. How it works: If you're a Review Harvest user grab your personal referral link to share with others here. They start a free trial. When they complete their trial, we send you $100 and them $100 in gift cards of your choosing. No limit on how many people you can refer. If you’ve got a couple friends still trying to figure out reviews and Google rankings, this is an easy win for them and free money for both of you. Grab your link & invite people via email here: https://dash.reviewharvest.com/business/referrals Thanks for spreading the word! p.s. When someone introduces us to something valuable we ascribe that value to the person who connected us. So if you want to build some good will with fellow entrepreneurs we promise to make you look good! p.p.s. We don't take your recommendation lightly so we promise to do everything in our power to make you look great!

@Hunter Conley Drops all the gold on how to grow a home service business quickly in the first episode of the Built Local Podcast! Hunter helped add tens of millions in revenue for the pest control company he worked for, and now has one of the fastest-growing poop scooping companies in the nation! We talk ads, hiring, and so much more! Check it out here! You won't regret it!

Curious… If a bunch of people give a review on the same day is that looked upon unfavorably?

Hi all. I just turned on the marketing for my new pet waste removal company about 10 days ago. We're already almost to 10 recurring customers! I followed the PSM link over here to give Review Harvest a try and will update y'all as we progress. Looks like this group has a wealth of information! Thank you all for what you do for entrepreneurs like myself.

Most cleaning companies don’t make it past a few years. Maid Brigade? They’ve thrived for nearly 3 decades. What’s their secret? 👉 They treat employees like family. 👉 They treat customers like friends. 👉 And they believe both groups are equally important. When staff feel cared for, customers feel it too. That culture has earned them awards like Best Places to Work and Most Trusted Cleaning Company. This week on the Built Local Podcast, Robin Murphy (franchise owner of Maid Brigade) shares how they grew from mailing flyers in 1996 to running a multimillion-dollar business today. Watch here! Clay