MANAGE YOUR ONLINE REVIEWS
LET REVIEWMASTER HELP YOUR TAXI FIRM
If you’re a business owner, especially if you run a taxi or private hire firm, you know how important it is to have a strong online reputation. Most of your passengers are likely to be finding you on Google or sites such as Trustpilot, so keeping your reviews in good shape is essential.
Managing reviews can feel like a lot of work, but that’s where ReviewMaster comes in. ReviewMaster takes care of it all for you, so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
What can ReviewMaster do for you?
1. Boost your visibility online By generating more
positive reviews,
ReviewMaster helps improve your rankings on platforms like Google and Trustpilot. This increased visibility means more passengers are likely to choose your firm.
2. Generate more bookings
More 5 star reviews give potential passengers confidence in your service. Trusted firms often see a rise in bookings and repeat customers.
3. Strengthen your reputation
Positive reviews position your taxi firm as reliable and professional. ReviewMaster makes managing this reputation effortless, freeing you to focus on delivering excellent service.
4. Attract more corporate accounts
With a solid online reputation, your firm becomes more appealing to businesses needing reliable transportation for employees or clients. Positive reviews
showcase your professionalism and
dependability. 5. Works with your existing systems ReviewMaster seamlessly integrates with taxi
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dispatch systems such as Autocab, iCabbi, Cab9, Cordic, and many more.
No effort needed
Once you’ve set it up, ReviewMaster works 24/7, 365 days a year. It does all the heavy lifting while you focus on running your business.
TRY IT FOR FREE NOW
We’re offering a free one-month trial to help you see how ReviewMaster can make a difference for your business.
Use the code PHTM25 when reaching out to us to claim your free trial and let us take care of your reviews while you enjoy the results.
www.review-master.co.uk
MARCH 2025 PHTM
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