QR review collection

A printable A6 poster with a QR to your Google review page to keep new reviews flowing.

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The most practical way to collect more reviews is to hand the customer a direct "leave a review" link. The QR Review Kit screen builds a printable A6 poster with a QR code that points to your business's Google review page.

How to use it

  1. Open the QR Review Kit screen.
  2. Pick a template (Midnight, Gold or Fresh; a template changes only the colors), edit the six texts and five colors. The ready texts start in your business's language. Turn off the Localghost signature if you're making the poster for a client.
  3. Press Download PNG (A6, 1680 × 2368 px) and print it.
  4. Place it at customer touchpoints: table card, counter, checkout, exit door.

When the customer scans the QR, they go straight to the Google review screen — friction is minimized. If Google hasn't sent a place ID for your business, the screen warns you and the QR opens your Maps page instead, where customers can tap "Write a review".

Why it matters

New reviews keep your profile current. The SEO Audit scores review count against a target above the competitor average and expects new reviews in the last 30 days (freshness). QR is the lowest-effort way to keep the flow of new reviews going.

Ask every customer, for example by showing the QR right after the service with "would you share your experience?". Don't offer a discount/gift in exchange for a review — it violates Google's guidelines.

What's next

This group is complete. To measure your ranking and see your competitors, move on to the Measure & Rank group: Grid Scan, Competitors, and more.