Online Reputation Management, Explained Simply
What people actually find when they search your name, which parts you can influence, and the one habit that changes it fastest.
What does your name look like online right now?
Type your business name. See exactly what your next customer sees.
What people find, and what you can change
Search your own business name and look at the first screen. That is your online reputation. Most of it is reviews, and reviews are the part you can influence directly.
Connect once, in a click
Link the CRM, invoicing or payment tool you already use. No install, no code, done in minutes.
It asks so you never have to
The second a job wraps or an invoice clears, the request goes out, then nudges anyone who forgets.
Your rating climbs on its own
More 5-star reviews land on Google and your site, and your best ones become proof that wins the next customer.
The parts worth your attention
Skip the theory. These are the things that actually change what people find.
Your review profile is the main event
For most businesses, reviews dominate the first screen of results. Improve them and you improve the lot.
Recency is a signal
A wall of reviews from three years ago reads as a business that stopped caring.
Volume creates trust
A 4.7 from 300 people is far more persuasive than a 5.0 from four.
Own your own site
Reviews on your website work on every visitor, not just the ones who go searching.
Answer the critics
A calm, specific reply to a bad review often reads better to a stranger than the review itself.
Consistency beats campaigns
One big push fades. A weekly trickle compounds indefinitely.
You are already set up. No new tools needed.
Trophy Jar plugs into the software you already run your business on, so reviews start collecting the day you connect it.
Every finished job turns into a review request before your van leaves the driveway.
Every paid invoice becomes a review request, so getting paid also grows your rating.
Reviews collect themselves off the invoices you were already sending.
Turn the good feeling of a settled invoice into a 5-star review, hands off.
Each successful charge quietly asks for a review, so proof grows alongside revenue.
Won deals become public proof automatically, with nothing added to your team's checklist.
It all runs off what your tools already track. If you can see it in your tool, you can ask for a review on it.
Common Questions
What is online reputation management?+
It is managing what appears when someone searches for you. For most businesses that first screen is dominated by reviews and your own website, which is where effort is best spent.
How do I check my online reputation?+
Search your business name in a private window and look at the first screen honestly. Then compare your review count and rating with your closest competitors.
What is the fastest way to improve it?+
Start collecting reviews from every customer automatically. It is the only lever that moves quickly and keeps working.
Do I have to do anything after setup?+
No, that is the whole point. Connect it once and it keeps asking and following up on its own, even when you are away.
How much does it cost?+
The Launch plan is $9 a month for your first two months, then $29. Growth is $19 then $49. There is no free trial, the paid trial simply starts at $9.