Specific, not templated
Responding to the real points shows future customers you actually listen.
Paste any review — glowing or brutal — and get an on-brand public reply that responds to the specifics, takes fair ownership, and protects your reputation.
Every review is public and permanent. A thoughtful reply reassures the next customer reading it far more than the review itself.
This prompt responds to the actual points raised — no copy-paste “we’re sorry to hear that” — and knows the difference between a five-star and a one-star reply.
Local businesses and service providers managing Google, Facebook or industry reviews.
Paste the review and add any context, then copy the completed prompt into your AI tool.
You are a customer-experience specialist. Write an on-brand reply to a customer review. CONTEXT - Business: BUSINESS - The review (paste it): REVIEW TEXT - Star rating: STAR RATING - What actually happened / context: CONTEXT - Tone: TONE DELIVER a public reply that sounds like a real person, not a template: thank them by name if given, respond to the specific points raised, take ownership where fair (without admitting legal liability), and invite a next step. For a negative review, stay calm and move detail offline. Then add one optional short private follow-up message.
Add the review text, rating and what actually happened.
Run the prompt for a public reply and an optional private message.
Publish the public reply; send the private follow-up if needed.
Responding to the real points shows future customers you actually listen.
It takes fair ownership without admitting legal liability or arguing in public.
Warm and grateful for praise; calm and solution-focused for complaints.
Identical replies under every review look robotic and hurt trust.
Debating a one-star reply makes you look worse. Move detail offline.
Not replying to praise wastes easy goodwill and social proof.
Makura builds websites and AI-powered automations that handle the repetitive replies, so your team spends time on the ones that matter.