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šŸ“š Help Centre: The Trustpilot "Road to 4 Stars" GuideUpdated a month ago

🌟 Overview: Why We Ask

Potential customers look at Trustpilot to see if we are a "real" team that cares. Every 5-star review you get is a public "Thank You" that helps a new customer feel safe enough to buy from us.


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To ensure your 5-star reviews are tracked and paid out, follow these three steps:

  1. The Ask: Send the Trustpilot link to a customer who is happy with your service.

  2. The Tag: Immediately add an Internal Note in the Gorgias ticket tagging your Lead (e.g., @Manager Trustpilot link sent).

  3. The Payout: Once the 5-star review is verified on the dashboard, it will be added to your Slack Canvas tracker.

[!IMPORTANT]No Tag = No Tracking. If you don't tag the Lead at the time of sending, we cannot manually verify which agent earned the review.


šŸ’¬ How to Ask (The "Human" Way)

The best time to ask is immediately after a "Moment of Wow"—right after you've solved a problem or received a "Thank you!"

Avoid copy-pasting the exact same thing every time. Use these templates as a base andĀ tweak them to match the conversation.

Example 1 - Ā The "Personal Support" Approach

Best for: When you’ve spent a bit of time helping someone one-on-one.

"I’m so glad we could get that sorted for you, [Customer Name]! Since we’re a small team at DIY Art Club, we really rely on word-of-mouth. If you have 30 seconds to leave a review about your experience today, it would honestly be a huge help to me personally! [Link]"

Example 2 : The "Community Confidence" Approach

Best for: When a customer is excited about starting their project.

"It was a pleasure helping you today! We love seeing our community grow. If you’re happy with the service, would you mind sharing a quick review on Trustpilot? It helps other creators feel confident about joining the club! [Link]"

Example 3: The "Short & Casual" Approach

Best for: Quick, efficient interactions where the customer is in a rush.

"Happy to help! If you’ve got a spare moment, a review on Trustpilot really helps our small team out. No pressure, but we’d love to hear your thoughts! [Link]"


šŸ“‹Ā Best Practices

  • Be Genuine: Only ask if the customer seems genuinely satisfied.Ā 

  • Timing is Everything: Don't ask for a review if the customer is still frustrated or if their issue isn't fully resolved yet.

  • The "Small Team" Angle: Reminding customers that we are a small, hardworking team makes them much more likely to want to "help you out" with a review.


Please ensure we are sending the right shop link:Ā 

DAC: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.diy-artclub.com

MNZ: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.diy-malennachzahlen.de

SON: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/schilderopnr.nlĀ 

WELT : https://www.trustpilot.com/review/diamondpaintingwelt.de

Diamond Painting Expert: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/diamondpaintingexpert.nl




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