🧩 The Unfillable Seat / The Reputation Coordinator
④ Reputation
Hire the workflow that does the repetitive part of the reputation job — ask every happy customer for the review, and route the unhappy one to you privately first — while you keep looking for the person. You still handle the real conversations.
Start for $1 → What it does — and doesn'tI · What it does
After every completed job, the happy customer gets a timely, friendly request for a review — the ask that would otherwise never get made.
Happy responses are pointed straight to your Google/public page; an unhappy one is routed privately to you first, before it becomes a public one-star.
The ask fires at the moment satisfaction is highest — job complete, not three weeks later when the glow has faded.
One polite, non-pushy nudge for the customer who meant to leave the review and forgot — no badgering.
Every ask, response, and routed concern is logged to your CRM/Notion — a clear view of your reputation pipeline.
II · What it does — and where the human stays
The reputation ask is repetitive, well-timed information work — exactly what our rule-based engine already does live. So we can honestly carry it in full. But the human owns what happens after an unhappy customer raises their hand, and we say so plainly.
The timely ask on every job, smart routing of happy vs. unhappy, the gentle reminder, the logging — the consistent, every-time part a busy team never keeps up.
The actual conversation with an unhappy customer, the fix, the recovery, the relationship. LORE makes sure that concern reaches you privately and fast — it never tries to smooth over a real problem on its own.
III · How it works
Before, that five-star feeling faded and no review ever got left. Now, right at the peak, they get a warm, one-tap request — and a happy one lands on your public page. If the answer had been unhappy instead, it would route straight to you first, privately, so you fix it before it's a public star. The ask happens every time, without anyone remembering to make it.
The full walkthrough shows you exactly this, start to finish — narrated in plain English, no jargon, every question answered before you have to ask it. Built to the same production standard as the walkthroughs already live on loreinc.global, so a first-time computer user and a seasoned IT pro both leave with nothing to wonder about.
Narrated walkthrough — dropping with launch
Narrated walkthrough. What it costs and what happens to your information are covered in the video, not buried after it.
III½ · Your own number
Before you spend a dollar, put your own figures in. This runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere, and LORE never sees what you type.
Fill in both boxes and your number appears here.
This is your own estimate, from your own figures — not a LORE forecast and not a promise of recovery. It tells you the size of the leak you are deciding whether to close. The engine below is deterministic: it follows fixed rules on your data, so there is nothing in it to hallucinate.
IV · Start for a dollar
for your first 30 days. Then $29/seat/mo, cancel anytime, one tap. We tell you 30–60 days before it changes. Card on file. Start it today — every un-asked review is worth more than a dollar.
Start for $1 →The $1 covers your first 30 days in full — then $29/seat/mo, and you can cancel any time from your own dashboard. Founding cohort: 20 seats across the whole catalog, then it closes.
Get the free guide: "The Five-Star Reviews You're Leaving on the Table"
What's automated, and what isn't. LORE automates the repetitive reputation work — the timely ask, smart routing, reminders, logging. A human owns the real conversation with any unhappy customer. This carries the role while you keep looking; it does not replace hiring, and we'd never claim it does. We never write fake reviews or put words in a customer's mouth. Published accuracy, no magic claims. Every send in this pack is email; nothing in it sends a text message or picks up a phone line.