Free tool
Find your business, and get a link that opens the review box on Google, plus a QR code to print. Send it after every job and make leaving a review a 30-second task for your customers.
1. Type your business name and city. We look you up on Google Maps and show the closest matches.
2. Pick your business. You get a direct review link that opens the "write a review" box, and a QR code you can download as a PNG or SVG.
3. Send it after every job. Text or email it within a day of finishing, and print the QR code on invoices, business cards or a sign at your counter.
It's a web address that opens the review box for your business on Google. Customers tap it and start typing, instead of searching for you, finding your listing and hunting for the review button.
Yes. If you can log in to your profile, the "Ask for reviews" option gives you a short share link. This tool is quicker if you're not logged in, can't find that option, or want a QR code ready to print.
Asking is fine. What Google prohibits is offering anything in return for a review, writing reviews for yourself, and only asking customers you expect to be happy. Ask everyone, the same way, and you're within the rules.
Reviews are part of what Google calls prominence, one of the three things it uses to rank local results, along with relevance and distance. A steady flow of recent reviews that mention the job and the area helps most.
We'll show you how your reviews and Google Maps rankings compare with your competitors, and what would move you up.
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