Lokvi
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Local visibility software for every trade there is

The same tools, but not the same priorities depending on whether you serve meals, fit windows or cut hair. Each page starts from the real problems of the trade and says in which order to switch the modules on to see something happen quickly.

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Each business type has its own page, with real-world challenges and the recommended order for enabling modules.

Google reviews software for local trades pros

Let your jobs do the talking, not just your quotes.

A job is rarely won on a website. It is won on a handful of reviews saying the quote was clear, the timings were met and the site was left clean. The trouble is that the happy customer thanks you on the doorstep and never writes anything. A follow-up sent the same evening, while it is still fresh, completely changes how many reviews you gather. The rest follows: photos of finished work feeding the listing between two jobs, and replies published without having to open the laptop after a day on the roof.

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Google visibility software for local retailers

Bring more customers into your shop.

In a shop, the decision is often made before the customer has pushed the door open. They look at you on their phone, check the hours, glance at the photos and the rating. A listing that has stopped moving suggests a shop that has stopped moving too. The useful work comes down to three things here: regular posts to show new stock and busy periods, photos that follow the seasons, and a loyalty card that gives a reason to come back. All without tying somebody to a screen in the middle of the day.

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Google review and loyalty software for restaurants

Fill your tables, not just your Google reviews.

A restaurant gets chosen quickly, often minutes before the meal, and nearly always in the same sequence: the rating, two reviews, three photos. One recent review mentioning today’s special is worth more than ten glowing ones from last year. Automatic collection takes care of the part nobody has time for mid service, and replies go out in a tone that stays yours, including when someone has complained about the wait. Front of house, the loyalty card replaces the stamp card lost at the bottom of a bag.

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Google software for beauty and wellness pros

Build trust before the first appointment.

A salon lives on customers who come back every four to eight weeks. The whole question is giving them the occasion without appearing to push. The loyalty card installs into their phone at the first appointment and counts the visits on its own, with a message when the reward is reached. Alongside that, reviews are gathered at the right moment, just after the appointment, while the person is still pleased with what they see in the mirror. Published replies count double in a trade where people hand over their appearance to somebody.

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Local Google visibility for farmers nearby

Help people discover your farm and farm shop.

Farm gate sales, markets, pick your own, a vending hut: the customers are local and highly seasonal. What matters is that the listing says the right thing at the right moment about what is available and when you are open. Posts do exactly that, announcing the start of the season or a product coming back, without touching the rest of the listing. Reviews reassure customers travelling from further away, and the contact list lets you tell everyone in a single message the day the harvest is ready.

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Google software for local service providers

Your online reputation, your best salesperson.

Service trades work on recommendation, but the recommendation now goes through Google before it goes through the neighbour. A prospect who has your name checks your listing before calling, and what they find there decides the rest. Plenty of recent reviews, replies that show somebody behind the business, an up to date description: those are the three things that make the difference on an equivalent quote. The mini-website completes the picture when you have no site to hand over, with your contact details, your service area and your hours, on a page that opens fast on a phone.

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Google review software for estate agencies

Your Google profile, your best storefront.

A seller choosing an agency rarely compares more than three names, and they start by reading the reviews. What they are looking for is very specific: was the valuation honest, did the agent keep them posted, did the sale go through in the time promised. None of that shows up unless your past clients were asked at the right moment, which is to say just after completion. The rest of the listing keeps you present between two instructions, with regular posts and replies to everything, including the harshest reviews.

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Google review software for auto repair shops

Let reviews keep your bays busy.

Handing your car to someone you do not know takes trust, and that trust is read in the reviews. The customer looks at two things above all: was the quote respected, and was it explained to them what had been done. A follow-up sent after the car is handed back gathers exactly those reviews, the ones that talk about the actual work. For a garage, the listing also does a practical job: exact hours, services offered, courtesy car. The audit is there to spot the sections left empty, the ones that send a call to the competitor.

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Local marketing software for small businesses

Whatever your line of work, Lokvi fits your business.

Not every local business fits neatly into a box. A dry cleaner, a driving school, a gym and an accountancy practice still share the same starting point: a Google listing that has become their main shop window, and rarely the time to look after it. The groundwork is the same everywhere. Gather reviews without thinking about it, reply to all of them, keep the listing alive, and give yourself a way of contacting customers who have already been in. From there, everyone pushes further where their trade demands it, without having to switch everything on the first day.

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Also

Modules available for every business

Automated review requests

Automatic SMS and email follow-ups on day 0, day 3 and day 5 to turn happy customers into Google reviews.

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Automatic review replies

AI writes and publishes a personalized reply to every new Google review, in your business's tone of voice.

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Automatic Google Posts

AI writes and publishes text and image posts on your Google profile regularly, so your business stays visible and active.

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Automatic photos

AI generated photos are added to your Google listing on a regular basis to show a business that feels active and up to date.

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Google profile audit

A clear, practical score for how complete your Google profile is, based on local SEO best practices.

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Loyalty Program

Stamp or points loyalty card, right in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, with push notifications.

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Mini-site

A polished public page with your contact details, opening hours and all your useful links, ready to share anywhere.

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Newsletter

A contact list that fills itself from your other tools, so you can send updates by email or SMS.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The nine pages cover the main families of local business, but the tool does not depend on the sector: it plugs into your Google listing whatever your category. The page for small businesses describes the ground common to every activity.

No, everyone gets the same modules. What changes is the order you switch them on and the tone of the messages, which draws on your real activity and on the words your own reviews use.

Yes, as long as it is a single Google listing. If you have several sites, each one connects separately and is run from the same account, with a plan that counts the number of listings.

Yes. A Google listing can describe a service area rather than an address customers visit, which is the usual case for tradespeople and anyone working at the customer’s home. The modules work the same way.

The first reviews usually arrive within the week following the switch on, since the follow-up goes to your recent customers. Local ranking moves more slowly, over several weeks of steady signals.

You need to know how to connect a Google account and read a dashboard. The rest runs itself. The setup screens are filled in once at the start, from what Google already knows about your business.

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