Collecting reviews, written for your trade
The mechanics are identical everywhere. What differs is the moment your customer is most willing to be asked, where a printed code will actually get scanned, and which three questions produce a review worth reading. Pick your trade.
restaurants
Diners leave happy and forget to review. A QR code on the table turns that goodwill into a Google review before they reach the door.
salons
Your client loves the cut while they are still in the chair. That is the moment to ask — not three days later.
clinics
Patients choose a clinic on trust, and trust is what reviews carry. Ask in the waiting room, on the way out.
cafes
People linger in cafes with their phones already in hand. A QR on the table is all the prompt most of them need.
gyms
Members are proudest right after a session. Ask at the door on the way out, while it still feels good.
hotels
Guests are most positive at check-out, bags packed and stay behind them. That is the moment to ask.
retail stores
The counter is the one place every customer stops. Put the code there and the asking takes care of itself.
beauty parlours
Bridal work and party makeup bring the happiest customers you will ever have. Ask while they are still looking in the mirror.
coaching centres
Parents choosing a tuition class read every review they can find. Most centres have three, all from years ago.
auto service centres
A driver who has just been dealt with fairly on a repair bill is the most willing reviewer there is. That window closes when they drive off.