So many Notaries don’t have reviews. Each time I talk to them I get different concerns, excuses and questions. It is common for people to not want to ask for a review because the signing company told them not to talk to the borrowers about any business other than the signing. But, not all signing companies tell Notaries this. Other times, many Notaries feel ashamed to ask for reviews.
I try to explain that getting reviews is a life or death issue. If you don’t get reviews, you don’t get much business and then you have no future in this industry. If you feel fear or shame, try to work your way through it otherwise you won’t survive. Asking for reviews is a habit. Once you get used to it, you will do it naturally.
Just try to do the best work you can. Then, when someone tells you how good your work is — that is your cue!
Not ashamed, that why I have so many good reviews. Not everyone I ask leaves a review, but most do. I make it easy. I send an email after the signing with a link to 123. You have to be brave enough to ask, you never know and you will be pleasantly surprised what people will write. It has helped my business tremendously. I always ask where they located my work, Notary 123!!!!
Comment by Karen Flores — August 20, 2020 @ 4:36 pm
Yes, asking for a review is part of a wise business model, I am proff that logged feedback works to build your business.
Comment by Kathy Miller — August 20, 2020 @ 9:14 pm
How can I find this link and who should I ask for a review ? the signers or who?
Comment by Susan seli — December 16, 2020 @ 10:36 pm