AI review replies in your voice
Preparing the review reply desk
Review reply desk Illustration with sample data.
How the AI review reply desk works
Illustration with sample data.
Four AI helpers draft replies to a week of sample reviews for a made-up cafe, in the voice the owner picks. The owner approves every reply and posts it from their own Google login. The helpers never post, text or email anyone.
Example rules for a cafe
- 4 stars and up: thank them and name what they mentioned.
- Stars with no words (3 or more): a short thank-you, nothing made up.
- 3 stars: thank them and say what will change, from your list of changes.
- 3 stars and nothing on your list fits: held for you.
- 2 stars or fewer: held for you to call or answer yourself. No public reply.
- Order numbers and phone numbers are never repeated in a reply.
- About something the cafe doesn’t sell: flagged for you to report, not answered.
- Review requests go to customers from the last two weeks who said yes to texts and have never left a review. Everyone gets the same ask.
Who does what
- Maya, the boss: Lays out the week and holds the reviews that need the owner.
- Gigi, writes in your voice: Writes each reply in the picked voice and adds no promise the owner did not make.
- Joe, double-checker: Keeps order numbers and phone numbers out of replies and flags reviews about things the cafe does not sell.
- Paul, context keeper: Keeps the customer list and drafts the review requests.
What it never does
- It never posts a reply. Posting needs the owner’s Google login.
- It never drafts a public reply to a low-star review.
- It never asks only happy customers for a review.
