“A client gave a four out of ten. Nobody saw it for a month.”
Feedback score → the same thank-you and review link for everyone; a low score also alerts you
Now a bad score reaches her phone the same minute.
Unhappy clients stay silent until the review. A one-question Tally form (0–10) sends everyone the same review link; a 6 or lower also pings Telegram.
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Short answer
Unhappy clients stay silent until the review. A one-question Tally form (0–10) sends everyone the same review link; a 6 or lower also pings Telegram.
- Tools
- Tally, Make, Google Sheets, Gmail, Telegram
- Cost to run
- 4 Make credits (operations) per run
The problem
Unhappy clients rarely complain; they leave. Happy clients rarely review; they forget. One question at the end of a project catches both, if someone acts on the answer the same day.
What happens when it runs
- A Tally form (name, email, score 0–10, comment) sends the answer to the Make webhook
- A row in the feedback sheet; the follow-up column says "review link sent", plus "call today" for a 6 or lower
- A thank-you email to every respondent: the same wording and the same review link for everyone. The score does not change the email
- Only for a 6 or lower: a Telegram message to you with the score and the comment, so you call them today
The tools inside
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- Tally — the form that fires the webhook (free; any form tool works) · Create a free form → paid link · we earn a commission
- Make — the automation engine · Sign up (one month of Core free) → paid link · we earn a commission
- Google Sheets — log and lists
- Gmail — email
- Telegram — alerts
Before you start
Three things to have ready before importing, or Make will ask and you will have to leave halfway:
- The webhook address (paste it in Tally)
- The feedback spreadsheet id
- The thank-you wording and your Google Business review link
- The alert threshold (default: 6 and below). It changes only the alert, never the email
- Chat ID
Sheet templates
The file maps columns by position. Start from exactly these headers, in this order — a column in the wrong place writes a phone number into the email column.
- Feedback sheet ·
timestamp | client | email | score | comment | followup(Sent with the blueprint by email)
How to import (2 minutes)
- In Make: Scenarios → Create a new scenario
- At the bottom, the three dots (⋯) → Import Blueprint → choose the file you downloaded
- Click every module with an exclamation mark: choose your connection (Google, Telegram) — Make creates one in a click if you have none
- Replace every value in double curly braces ({{…}}) with your own from the list above
- Run once with a test row in the sheet. Only when it passes — Schedule and ON
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What does not work in it
- Asking only happy customers for a review (review gating) violates Google's policy, which prohibits "selectively solicit positive reviews from customers"; Google can remove the reviews from the profile. That is why everyone gets the same email. Do not add a score filter before the email module. Source: https://support.google.com/contributionpolicy/answer/7400114?hl=en
- A client who scored 3 also gets the review link and may post a negative review. That is the price of genuine reviews. The instant alert is your chance to fix things first, not a gate.
- An earlier version of this file marked a review request only for a 9 or 10. If you imported it, replace it with this one.
Questions
What does not work in "Feedback score → the same thank-you and review link for everyone; a low score also alerts you"?
Asking only happy customers for a review (review gating) violates Google's policy, which prohibits "selectively solicit positive reviews from customers"; Google can remove the reviews from the profile. That is why everyone gets the same email. Do not add a score filter before the email module. Source: https://support.google.com/contributionpolicy/answer/7400114?hl=en A client who scored 3 also gets the review link and may post a negative review. That is the price of genuine reviews. The instant alert is your chance to fix things first, not a gate. An earlier version of this file marked a review request only for a 9 or 10. If you imported it, replace it with this one.
What do I have to fill in after importing the blueprint?
The webhook address (paste it in Tally); The feedback spreadsheet id; The thank-you wording and your Google Business review link; The alert threshold (default: 6 and below). It changes only the alert, never the email; Chat ID.
Which tools does it use, and what does a run cost?
Tally, Make, Google Sheets, Gmail, Telegram. Each run uses 4 Make credits (operations).
Is the blueprint free?
Yes. The ready-to-import file is sent free to the email address you enter; the newsletter is a separate box you can leave unticked. The full build is on this page without any email. The file contains no connections and none of our ids, and works whether or not you use the paid Make link on the page.
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