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Tom · Google reviews

Manage your Google reviews without losing your evenings.

Tom picks up every review on your Google Business Profile, warns you as soon as a bad rating lands and drafts the reply in your tone. He also spots fake reviews and prepares the report. You read, you publish: nothing goes out without you.

In short

How do you manage Google reviews well?

Managing Google reviews means reading every review left on your Business Profile, replying publicly on behalf of the business and reporting to Google the ones that break its rules. A negative review cannot be removed just because you dislike it: a calm, factual reply is what limits its effect on your next customers.

Dropapost hands this job to Tom, its AI agent for Google reviews. He watches your profile, sorts reviews by urgency, drafts a reply for each one and prepares the case when a review looks fake. You stay in control of every reply. Tom is included in the Pro plan, €39.99 a month, after a 7-day trial.

Google reviews in facts

Google does not remove a review because it is negative: only reviews that break its policies can be removed.Source: Google Business Profile Help
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the usual time Google takes to review a reply before publishing it, sometimes up to 30 days.Source: Google Business Profile Help
≈ 10 min
the reviews Tom flags first: the ones your next customers read before they visit.
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replies published without your click. Tom drafts, you publish.
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How it works

Reply to Google reviews in four moves.

Tom goes through your profile, tells you where to start and writes. You read, you decide.

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  1. 1

    Tom warns you

    A 1 or 2-star review with no reply is what your next customers will read. Tom moves it to the top of the list and tells you why it matters now.

  2. 2

    Tom drafts the reply

    A calm, precise reply that picks up what the review says and talks about your business. Edit it or write your own: publishing stays your move.

  3. 3

    Tom checks for fakes

    No visit described, a competitor named, an account with no history? Tom flags the review, explains why and prepares the justification for the Google report.

  4. 4

    Ava turns it into a post

    A well-written 5-star review? Tom hands it to Ava, who turns it into a post for your social accounts, with a visual in your colours.

What Tom does

A Google profile kept tidy, review after review.

Tom reads, sorts, writes and explains. You keep the last word on every reply.

Reply to a negative review without losing your cool

On a one-star review, Tom writes a calm, factual reply: he acknowledges what can be acknowledged, corrects without arguing and offers a fix. That reply is what your next customers read, as much as the review itself.

All your reviews, sorted by urgency

No reply, draft ready, replied, likely fake: every review shows its status. Tom tells you where to start and flags a review edited after your reply.

  • A reply in your tone

    Formal or friendly, warm or plain: Tom reads your brand identity. He only thanks people for what the review says, with no invented dish and no promise you never made.

  • Fake reviews, case ready

    Tom removes nothing: he prepares the justification and opens the Google report for you. Google decides, and removal is never guaranteed.

  • What your customers search for

    The Google searches that lead to your profile, with their volume: your next customers' words, and a post to ask Ava for on the topic.

  • Nothing goes out without you

    Tom suggests, you publish. Every reply goes through your review, and you can always write your own.

Examples

Google review reply examples, positive and negative.

Three replies like the ones Tom suggests, for an imaginary bakery. Keep the structure, not the words: a good reply talks about the review it answers.

Positive review

The croissants are amazing and the staff always smile. My Sunday bakery! — Claire
Tom

Thank you so much, Claire! On Sundays the first batch comes out at 7 am: we'll keep the golden ones for you. And we've passed the compliment on to Inès, she'll be delighted. See you Sunday!

Why it works

  • Pick up a specific detail from the review
  • Thank the person by name
  • Give a concrete reason to come back

Negative review

Half an hour queueing on Saturday lunchtime, and no baguettes left at 12:30. Disappointing. — Mark
Tom

Hello Mark, you're right: on Saturday the wait was too long and the baguettes sold out too early. We're adding a late-morning batch on Saturdays. We'd be glad to welcome you again and show you the difference.

Why it works

  • Acknowledge the fact, without excuses
  • Say what changes, concretely
  • Invite them back, without an improvised discount

Mixed review

Good bread, but prices have gone up quite a bit this year. — Sarah
Tom

Thank you, Sarah, for the kind words about our bread and for being honest. We've kept the miller's flour and the butter we've used from day one, and our prices follow theirs. We'd rather do that than change the recipe.

Why it works

  • Start with what's positive
  • Explain without getting defensive
  • Keep it short: three sentences are enough
Who it's for

For businesses whose customers read the Google profile first.

A rating, a few reviews, the owner's reply: that's where the visit is decided.

  • Local shops

    Bakery, florist, wine shop: Saturday's review gets its reply on Saturday, not Tuesday.

  • Restaurants and bars

    The guest let down by the wait reads a calm reply, and so does the next one before booking.

  • Trades and services

    Plumber, garage, gardener: a disputed quote gets a factual reply, without a fight.

  • Salons and spas

    Hair, beauty, wellness: every glowing review becomes a post, every disappointment gets a reply.

  • Practices and freelancers

    An unfair review of a professional: Tom checks whether it comes from a client, and prepares the case if not.

  • Health and care

    A reply that respects confidentiality and the expected tone, reviewed by you before it goes out.

Customer reviews

They handed their social media to Dropapost.

Genuine reviews published on Trustpilot, shown verbatim in French.

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FAQ

Questions about Google reviews

Another question? Write to us

Your Business Profile must be verified. On Google, open “Read reviews”, then the reply icon under the review. Google reviews each reply before publishing it, usually within about ten minutes, and it appears under the business name. With Dropapost, Tom drafts the reply from the Google reviews page: you read it and publish it in one click.

Shall we start?

Your next customer reads your reviews tonight.

Connect your Google profile, let Tom go through it and read his replies tomorrow morning.

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