Appointment Reminders
Emails everyone booked in your Google Calendar the day before, automatically, without you keeping a separate list

Asks every customer for a review a few days after the job, once, with an unhappy-customer escape hatch built in
How you’ll receive this product
Available to download as soon as your payment is confirmed
This is delivered digitally. As soon as your payment is confirmed you will get a private link to your files on your order page. Keep the link to that page — it is where your purchase lives.
You receive
Reviews are the cheapest marketing there is and almost nobody asks, because asking feels like begging and because you remember three days too late.
You mark a job finished on the sheet. Three days later - long enough for the work to have settled, short enough that they still remember you - the customer gets a short message thanking them and asking for a review, with your link in it.
Two things make this safe to leave running. First, one ask per person, ever. Not per job - per person. A customer who has used you four times is asked once, because the fourth request is what turns a good customer into an irritated one.
Second, the message gives an unhappy customer somewhere else to go. It says that if anything was not right, they should reply to you instead. That is there on purpose: it is the difference between asking for feedback and fishing for stars. And any row where you have put Complained, Refunded or Do not ask in the status column is never asked at all.
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Emails everyone booked in your Google Calendar the day before, automatically, without you keeping a separate list
Replies to a new enquiry within minutes at any hour, logs it on a sheet, and never replies to the same person twice
Nudges whoever owns an overdue job, then tells you if it is still not done two weeks later