Getting Your Google Review Link
One of the most popular uses for these cards is collecting reviews right after a customer leaves your shop. Instead of printing a long URL that takes up space, you can pair a card with a specific link that opens directly into the feedback form.

Here is how to get that link.

Where to Put It
The best spot is somewhere your customers are looking right after a positive interaction. For restaurants, table tents work well. For service shops, maybe near the counter where you hand over the invoice. You just want it there while they are thinking about your business.

A Note on Quality
Since these cards get touched and scanned around constantly, they need to be tough. Cheap tags can sometimes stop reading after a few weeks, which is frustrating when you are trying to capture that immediate review. We design our hardware at triii.org to handle daily wear and tear so you don’t have to worry about the technology failing your customers. It’s just about making sure you have a reliable tool in hand.

If you are looking for something simple to help keep in touch with your clients, check out our catalog at triii.org. We’ve got options for tables, walls, and vehicles.

Disclaimer: Business Profile links may require verification. We recommend testing before deployment

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