Start with the right moment
The best time to ask is when the customer has just experienced the value: after a meal, appointment, service handover, successful booking or helpful support moment.
Guide
More reviews usually come from better timing, clearer prompts and less friction, not from complicated tricks.
The best time to ask is when the customer has just experienced the value: after a meal, appointment, service handover, successful booking or helpful support moment.
Do not make customers search your business name later. Use a direct review link through a sign, QR code, NFC card, email or SMS.
Ask for honest feedback, not only five-star reviews. Avoid incentives, fake reviews and review gating.
A Melbourne cafe can ask regulars after a good interaction and point to the counter card.
A clinic can keep the sign at reception and say feedback is appreciated.
A tradie can share the review card after the customer signs off on the job.
Yes. Google encourages businesses to ask customers for reviews, provided the request is honest and not manipulative.
Avoid incentives for reviews. They can undermine trust and may breach platform policies.
No sign can guarantee ranking changes. It can reduce friction so more real customers are able to leave feedback.
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