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What you get

Counter standees with your shop name and QR code

All 15 designs are free to print. Press one, find your shop, and see it with your own name.

Where to put your review QR

Put it where customers are happy and have a free hand, and where you or your staff can point to it.

  • On the counter, by the till. The moment someone pays is the best moment to ask. An A5 standee at eye level, angled toward the customer, works better than one lying flat.
  • On every table. In a café or restaurant, a folded table tent gets scanned while people wait for food or the bill.
  • On the bill. Print the QR, or the short review link, at the bottom of printed bills and receipts.
  • On packaging. A sticker on takeaway bags, sweet boxes and parcels reaches people at home, when they have time.
  • On WhatsApp. After a home delivery or an appointment, send the link with a thank-you. The message is ready above in English and Hinglish.

Print the code at least 3 cm across, keep it out of glare (a glossy sheet under a tube light can stop it scanning), and test it with your own phone before you put it out.

What to say to customers

Short, the same for everyone, and never only to the happy ones. Say it while pointing at the standee.

“If you have a minute, could you scan this and tell us on Google how it was? It really helps a small shop like ours.”

English

“We’re always trying to do better. An honest review on Google, good or bad, helps us a lot.”

English

“अगर एक मिनट हो, तो ये कोड स्कैन करके Google पर बताइए कि आपको कैसा लगा। हमारी छोटी दुकान की बहुत मदद होती है।”

हिंदी

“आपकी सच्ची राय हमारे लिए ज़रूरी है। अच्छा लगा हो या नहीं, Google पर ज़रूर लिखिए।”

हिंदी

Don’t say “please give us five stars”, and don’t offer a discount for a review. Both are against Google’s rules, and customers can tell.

Google’s review rules, in plain words

Allowed

  • Asking every customer for a review, in person, on WhatsApp, on the bill or with a QR code.
  • Making it easy: a direct link to your review box, like the one above.
  • Replying to reviews, good and bad, from your Business Profile.

Gets reviews removed, or worse

  • Offering anything for a review: discounts, cashback, freebies, lucky draws.
  • Asking only happy customers, or steering unhappy ones away from Google (“review gating”).
  • Buying reviews, swapping reviews with other shops, or posting reviews yourself.
  • Staff or family reviewing the shop.
  • Keeping a phone or tablet at the counter for customers to post reviews on (a “review station”).

Google removes reviews that break these rules. It can also block new reviews on a profile for a while and show customers a notice that fake reviews were removed. The rules are in Google’s policy on fake engagement.

Google review QR code kaise banaye?

  1. Upar wale box mein apni dukaan ka naam aur area likhiye, jaise “Gupta General Store, Pitampura”.
  2. List mein se apni dukaan chuniye aur check kariye ki address sahi hai.
  3. “Yes, make my QR” dabaiye. Aapka review link aur QR code turant ban jayega.
  4. Apne phone ke camera se QR scan karke check kariye: Google ka review box khulna chahiye.
  5. Neeche se koi design chuniye, Hindi, Hinglish ya English mein, aur PDF download kariye.
  6. PDF ko kisi bhi print shop pe le jaiye: A4 pe 100% size mein print karwa ke corner marks pe kaatna hai.

Har customer se ek jaisa poochiye, chahe unhe achha laga ho ya nahi. Review ke badle discount ya gift dena Google ke rules ke khilaaf hai.

Questions

Is it really free?
Yes. The review link, the QR code (PNG and SVG), the rating calculator and the standee designs are free, with no sign-up and no payment. A few of the designs ask for your WhatsApp number before they open; that is the only thing we ever ask for.
Does the QR code expire?
No. The code holds Google’s own review link for your shop. It doesn’t pass through findable.in or any other website, so it keeps working for as long as your Google listing exists. If your listing is ever removed or merged with another one, make a new code.
I have more than one branch. Do I need more than one QR?
Yes. Each branch has its own Google listing with its own reviews, so each needs its own code. Search for each branch with its area (for example “Sharma Sweets, Pitampura” and “Sharma Sweets, Rohini”) and print a standee for each counter. A code for one branch put up at another sends reviews to the wrong place.
Why doesn’t the review box open for some customers?
Google only lets people who are signed in to a Google account post a review. A customer who isn’t signed in sees Google’s sign-in page first; after signing in, the review box opens. Most Android phones are already signed in. On an iPhone, the link may open in Safari, where the customer might need to sign in once. A very old QR scanner app can also fail to open links: the phone’s own camera app works better.
Can I put a discount or a free gift on the standee for reviews?
No. Google doesn’t allow offering anything in return for a review, and reviews collected that way can be removed. Ask every customer the same way and let them say what they really think. All our designs are worded to stay within Google’s rules.
Will a QR code get me more reviews by itself?
It makes reviewing much easier, but the biggest difference is asking. A standee that staff point to at the moment of paying does far more than one nobody mentions. Some customers still stop at the empty review box; that is the problem Findable is built for.

Want help with more than the QR?

Findable is a Delhi business that helps local shops get more genuine Google reviews. We can set up your QR and your Google profile with you, at your counter in North-West Delhi or over a call anywhere in India.

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