Prompt 27 Review Request for a Rave-About-It Client
Happy clients want to help but produce vague praise if given nothing to work with — "amazing to work with!" is nice and useless. This prompt gives the structure. A wedding photographer to work with!” is nice and useless. This prompt gives the structure. A wedding photographer sends their rave-about-it client a short message with three specific prompts: what the moment was when you knew you'd made the right choice, what you'd tell a friend who's deciding, and what surprised you about working with me. Each question is designed to produce a quotable sentence. The result is review copy with specifics — the aisle, the timeline, the gallery — which is what converts couples who read it.
- Strike while the iron is hot.
- If they wrote a long message, reference one specific line they said.
A response that rides their enthusiasm straight to a Google review.
Using the Studio Voice Blueprint and Linguistic Filter from Chapter 1, a client just sent me a glowing message about their wedding photos. Their exact words: [COPY AND PASTE THEIR MESSAGE HERE] Write a warm, specific response that: - Thanks them sincerely for the kind words - Quotes one specific thing they said back to them - Asks if they'd be willing to share that feedback on my Google review page: [PASTE YOUR LINK] - Notes that their words help other couples find a photographer they can trust - Keeps it under 75 words - Feels like a genuine thank-you, not a transaction Apply the Linguistic Filter. The more emotional their message, the warmer and shorter your response should be.