A Google review QR code or NFC tag only works if customers actually see it. The trick is placing it where people naturally pause — right when they're happy and have a spare moment. Here are seven of the best spots.
1. The checkout counter
The highest-traffic spot in most businesses. A countertop review stand at the register catches customers at the moment of payment, when the experience is freshest.
2. On the table
For restaurants and cafés, a stick-on review square on each table lets diners leave a review while they wait for the bill.
3. With the receipt
Hand a review card over with the receipt, or keep a small stack by the till for customers to take.
4. The reception or waiting area
Clinics, salons and offices can place a stand where clients sit and wait — a natural moment to tap.
5. The front door or window
A sticker near the exit catches people on their way out, happy and done.
6. Your product packaging
For businesses that ship, drop a review card in the box so customers can leave feedback when their order arrives.
7. Staff-carried cards
Mobile and home-service pros — cleaners, contractors, stylists — can carry a card and offer it at the end of a job.
Whichever spots fit your business, the goal is the same: make leaving a review a single tap or scan. Browse the full range of stands, cards and stickers, each pre-configured to your Google review page.