Every night, people stand on the sidewalk or sit in the car comparing two ratings on a map. Loopstrom invites your guests to review after they dine, so your number keeps earning those walk-ins.
Locals and tourists alike open the map, and a few tenths of a star visibly separate the busy room from the quiet one. Recency matters too, since a profile whose last review is months old reads as a warning.
The guest who waited too long on a slammed Saturday posts. The hundred happy tables that night mostly do not, unless someone invites them to. Steady invitations keep your rating an honest average instead of a complaint box.
Travelers now ask ChatGPT and similar tools where to eat in town, and the answers appear to lean on public review counts and sentiment. A deep bench of recent reviews gives those tools something to say about you.
The invitation goes out by text or email after the visit, through whatever touchpoint you already collect: reservations, loyalty signups, or online receipts. Nothing changes at the table, and no server has to beg for stars.
Through any digital contact point your flow already has, such as digital receipts, WiFi signups, or a loyalty program. If your restaurant is purely cash and paper, we will say so honestly on the call: the system needs some contact channel to work with.
It gets caught the day it posts, and a warm, non-defensive reply lands in your inbox to approve, apologizing for the wait and inviting them back. Diners reading reviews consistently forgive a bad night that got a gracious response. What hurts is silence.
No, those ratings live inside closed platforms we cannot request into. We focus on Google, Facebook, and Bing, the profiles people check when deciding whether to visit or where to point their own money rather than an app's.
No, and please do not do it yourself either. Google and the other platforms treat rewarded reviews as policy violations that can get a profile penalized. A well-timed, friendly invitation gets plenty of response without putting your listing at risk.
Each location has its own Google profile, and our requests route guests to the one they actually visited. Your monthly report compares the three, which often reveals which room has a service issue before you hear it any other way.
Book a 20-minute call and we will pull up your profile next to the restaurants you compete with on the same block.
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