Town Notice
For shops in Ireland

A 3-star from December, still sitting there.

Before

Aoife

12 December 2025

Lovely coffee, but we waited twenty minutes for a table on a Saturday and no one came over to say it would be a bit. Shame, because the scones were grand.

Reply from the owner

None yet.

Unanswered since December

After

Aoife

12 December 2025

Lovely coffee, but we waited twenty minutes for a table on a Saturday and no one came over to say it would be a bit. Shame, because the scones were grand.

Reply from the owner

Sorry about the wait on Saturday, and that no one came over to say. You’re right, we should have. If you come back, ask for me at the counter. I won’t leave you standing.

A sample. The shop is made up. The reply is written the way Town Notice writes them.

If a review is sitting on your Google page with no reply, or the shop’s posts have been quiet since September, Town Notice can send you a free sample: a short set of posts in your tone, and draft replies to three of the public reviews.

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What the sample looks like.

The same made-up café. The post would sit on the shop’s page. The reply would sit under a public review. You can use them, change them, or bin them.

The apple crumble is on, till it goes.

A post, written in the shop’s tone.

Two more, if it were a week of posts

Saturday we have the usual crowd and a pot of stew. If you’re coming in late, we keep a table by the window when we can.

Tuesday was quiet, so the scones had a longer life. We’ll be here in the morning with the same coffee.

And the reply, in full

Sorry about the wait on Saturday, and that no one came over to say. You’re right, we should have. If you come back, ask for me at the counter. I won’t leave you standing.

This café does not exist. Town Notice wrote it so you can judge the work before you send your own Google link. A sample for your shop would use your reviews, your town, and the way you already speak.

How it works.

  1. 01

    You send the link.

    Your name, the shop, the town, and the public Google page with the reviews. Instagram is useful if you have one, but it is not required.

  2. 02

    Town Notice writes the sample and emails it within 48 hours.

    A short set of posts in your tone, and draft replies to three of the reviews already on the page. It is sent from a work address, after Town Notice has looked at what you sent.

  3. 03

    You use it, or you don’t.

    If it is useful, we can talk about keeping the work going. If it isn’t, that is the end of it. If you would rather not be written to again, say so in your reply.

Who writes this.

Town Notice

For shops in Ireland

Town Notice writes posts and review replies for cafes, barbers and salons in Irish towns, in the tone of the shop, not in the tone of an agency. The sample is not a template. It is written from the reviews the shop already has.

The legal person behind the page is Lavs Criação e Tecnologia Ltda, in São Paulo, Brazil.

If the sample is useful.

The sample is free, and it stays free. If you want the work to continue, the offer on the table is Porta: posts and review replies each month, for €249 a month, not including VAT.

You would have 14 days to try the work without paying. The fee would start on the 15th day. You can cancel month to month. There is no long contract. This would be said again in the email, after you have the sample in front of you. The ad and the form do not ask you to buy it.

The usual questions.

You’re in Brazil. Why would I trust this?

Because you can judge the writing first. The sample uses your reviews, and it arrives before you pay anything. The company is named on this page, with a São Paulo address. If the tone is wrong, you bin it.

I already reply, or I write my own posts.

Then you may not need this. The sample is for shops where a review has been sitting, or the page has been quiet, and the owner has not had the hour to sit down and write. If you already keep that going, this is not aimed at you.

It will sound like an agency.

That is the thing Town Notice works against. The posts are short, in the shop’s voice, and the replies sound like the person at the counter, not like a press office. If a line sounds off, you change it, or you don’t post it.

Is it actually free?

Yes. There is no fee for the sample, and no contract attached to the form. What you send is used only to make and email that sample, and to reply if you write back.

When would I start paying?

Only if you want the work to continue after the sample. Porta is €249 a month, not including VAT. You would have 14 days to try it without paying. The fee would start on the 15th day. You can cancel month to month.

I already answer the good reviews. The awkward ones I leave.

Those are the ones the next person reads. The sample includes drafts for the awkward ones as well, written as the owner, without being defensive or slick.

Ask for a free sample.

The form takes a minute. The Google link is needed so the sample is about your shop, not a made-up one.

The public page with your reviews.

Privacy.

What you send is used only to make and email that sample, and to reply if you write back. It is not sold, and it is not used for a different purpose. It is kept only as long as that work needs it. If you want it deleted, or you want a copy, email townnotice@proton.me.

The legal person behind this page is Lavs Criação e Tecnologia Ltda, in São Paulo, Brazil. If you are in Ireland or elsewhere in the EU or UK, you can also complain to your local data protection authority. The Irish one is the Data Protection Commission.