Practical writing for restaurants, cafes, salons, clinics, gyms, stores and home services in India: how to ask for reviews without breaking Google’s rules, where to put a QR code so it actually gets scanned, and what to do with the feedback you collect. Everything here is about the same toolkit you get in the features and in our review management software.
A reply is read by the next hundred customers, not just the one who wrote the review. Here are replies that work, in the language your customers actually use, and the three replies that backfire.
Read the guideMost owners have heard "you cannot ask for reviews". That is wrong. Here is what Google actually allows, what it removes, and what gets a whole profile suspended.
Read the guideReputation management sounds like a job for big brands. For a local business it is a fifteen-minute routine: collect steadily, reply promptly, fix problems privately and watch a few numbers.
Read the guideEverything about review QR codes in one place: how they are built, the two-minute setup, the right size and materials, and where to put them in each kind of business.
Read the guideMost happy customers never write a review because nobody asked, or asking was awkward. Here is how to ask at the right moment, make it effortless and stay inside Google's policy.
Read the guideFind your business on Google, print one QR code and let happy customers post in their own words. First month free, then ₹249 per month.