Turn Every Visit into Valuable Feedback.

The location of review prompts matters: on tables, receipts, doors, or checkout counters. The question is: where should businesses position review cards/stickers so customers see them at the right moment (e.g., after a positive dining or service experience) to increase the likelihood of leaving a review?

A card or sticker with just a logo might get ignored, while one with a clear call-to-action (“Loved your visit? Review us on Google!”) can drive results. The deeper question is: how can businesses design review cards and stickers that are simple, friendly, and action-oriented, while avoiding language that feels pushy or desperate?

Typing a business name into Google can be inconvenient, but a QR code takes customers directly to the review page. The question is: how can businesses best use QR codes on cards or stickers to reduce friction, ensuring customers can leave a review in just a few taps?

Many businesses hand out cards but never measure results. The question is: how can owners use analytics (e.g., spikes in review volume, timing of new reviews, customer feedback trends) to evaluate whether cards and stickers are actually driving reviews and adjust their strategy accordingly?

A review request works best when paired with positive interaction: e.g., staff handing a card after great service. The deeper question is: how can managers train and motivate staff to incorporate review cards/stickers naturally into the customer journey without making it feel forced or scripted?