The Bigger Operation
Review Programs for Multi-Location Operations
One review program, run across every location you own.
The Fit
Who This Is For
Franchise Systems
Where every location's rating reflects on the whole brand.
Multi-Branch Companies
Service companies whose review counts vary wildly from branch to branch.
Growing Operations
Every new territory starts at zero reviews unless someone runs the catch-up.
Most of my clients are single-location businesses on my standard Catch Up and Keep Up offer, and it fits them well. A multi-location program is a different kind of engagement: many profiles, many customer lists, one standard for how every location asks and answers, and reporting the whole operation can read at a glance.
Not sure which side fits? Ask me. I will tell you straight.
One Program. Every Location.
The Program
What a Multi-Location Program Includes
Every program is scoped to the operation, but the shape is consistent:
Profile by profile: counts, ratings, recency, and which branches are bleeding.
How customers get asked, when, and in whose voice, agreed once and applied everywhere.
Each branch's past customers asked, starting where the audit says it hurts most.
Good ones in the brand's voice, critical ones routed to the right manager fast.
One page per location plus a rollup: asks, reviews, ratings, trend.
The Work
Run the Way I Run My Own Company
Fenimore-Blythe is my own commercial masonry company. I run its reviews on the same engine every program on this page runs on: every finished job asked, the good ones answered in the company's own voice, the hard ones handed straight to the owner. The shots below are its website, which I also built. I am not selling you a website. I am showing you the company whose reputation I look after first.
One Operator. Start to Finish.
David · Audits it · Runs it · Reports it
After the Catch-Up
Programs That Match the Operation
A review engine is an asset, and assets need running. Every program pairs the catch-up with ongoing coverage, quoted together in one proposal.
Foundation
Every location covered
- Every finished job asked, every branch
- Follow-ups timed right, never nagging
- Good reviews answered in the brand voice
- Critical reviews routed to the right manager
Growth
Actively grow
- Everything in Foundation
- New locations onboarded with their own catch-up
Leadership
Own your markets
- Everything in Growth
- Competitor review tracking per market
- Quarterly review of the whole operation
- Same-day response coverage
The Path
From First Conversation to Every Location Covered
The consultation is a conversation, not a pitch. If it is a fit, you get one written proposal: the audit findings, the rollout order, the program, and the complete price. You approve the standard before a single customer is asked.
- Consultation
- Audit
- Proposal
- Pilot location
- Rollout
- Every location covered
FAQ
Questions Operators Ask Me
Every program is quoted for the whole operation. The price depends on the number of locations, the size of each catch-up list, and the coverage level you choose. One written proposal, one complete number, and bundle pricing that beats running each location separately. No packages off a shelf and no surprise line items.
The pilot location is asking within weeks. The full rollout is paced by the audit and lands in your proposal, location by location, with numbers you can see throughout instead of a big reveal at the end.
You do, at every step. Every review lands on your own Google profiles, not in a platform I control, so nothing disappears if we part ways. Your customer lists stay yours, are used only for your program, and are never shared or sold. Spelled out plainly in the agreement.
Same operator, different scale. Catch Up and Keep Up is my pay-per-review offer for single-location businesses, and it stays exactly that simple. A multi-location program covers many profiles and many lists under one standard, one agreement, and one price for the operation.
No. I am based in southeast Wisconsin and run programs for operations nationwide. Everything runs comfortably over calls, email, and text.
Me. I run the audit, set the standard, run the campaigns, and handle the responses and reporting. No agency layers, no account managers, no handoffs.
Request a Consultation
Start With a Conversation
Tell me about your operation: how many locations, and where reviews hurt most. We will talk through the audit, the rollout, and whether this lane fits. If it does not, I will say so.