I look at up to 15 public reviews for one of your locations and send back an honest read of how review responses are going, plus three reply drafts your team can post.

What you get:

1. Up to 15 unique public reviews for one location - the 10 newest plus the 5 Google shows as most relevant, duplicates removed.
2. The response pattern in that sample: how many carried an owner reply, and how many of the lower-star ones did.
3. Which reviews I’d treat as sensitive, and why they deserve a careful answer.
4. One review rewritten as three labeled reply drafts, in your voice, for your team to post. I don’t post anything.
5. A practical 30-day plan: what to do in days 1-3, 4-10, 11-20 and 21-30, who does it, how long it should take, and how you’d know it’s working.

What I need: your business name and the Google Maps link for one location. No account access, no login, no password.

How I work: everything comes from the public, signed-out view. I don’t keep reviewer names, photos, links, or review text. If the sample doesn’t support a conclusion, I write “Not enough evidence” instead of guessing. Every reply the Pandify workflow produces needs an authorized person to approve it before it goes public.

What this is not: it’s a sample of one location’s public view, not a response rate for your whole profile, and shouldn’t be quoted as one. No promise about your rating, ranking, Maps visibility, revenue, or removing reviews. Pandify is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.