A sticker with a QR code at your counter can turn happy customers into reviews, because it saves them from searching for your business. This page explains how to make one properly, what it should say, where to put it and the rules about asking for reviews, so that your stickers help and do not put your profile at risk.
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Most customers will leave a review only if it is easy. A sticker that opens your review form in one scan removes the hardest step, which is finding you.
The sticker itself is simple. The care goes into the link, the wording, the print quality and the place you put it. A QR code that does not scan, or a sticker hidden behind a counter, gets no reviews.
Google also has rules about how reviews may be requested, and breaking them can lead to reviews being removed. We cover those below.
Taken from your Business Profile, so it opens your review form directly.
Large enough, high contrast and tested on several phones.
For example, Enjoyed your visit? Review us on Google.
So customers know which profile the code opens.
Readable at arm's length, and durable where it sits.
At the counter, billing desk, table or door, where people wait with a phone in hand.
Open your Business Profile on Google, find the option to ask for reviews or share a review form, and copy the link. Google has a help page for requesting reviews with a link or QR code, so check the current steps there, because menus change. Open the link on a phone and confirm that it takes you to your own profile's review box.
Paste the link into a QR code generator that gives you a download in a vector or high-resolution format, and avoid generators that insert their own tracking redirect, since the code may stop working if their service ends. Scan the code with two or three phones before printing.
Use a simple layout: your logo, one line of text, the QR code and a small instruction such as Scan to review. Leave a clear margin around the code. As a rule of thumb, a code about 3 to 4 cm wide scans easily at arm's length, and bigger is better for signs on walls. Print a test and scan it before ordering many.
Put it where customers pause: the billing counter, the table, the waiting area, the delivery packaging or the receipt. Staff should mention it politely at the right moment, such as after a good service, and not push.
Google's policies do not allow offering gifts or discounts in return for reviews, and they do not allow asking only happy customers while discouraging others. Do not write reviews for customers and do not buy reviews. Reviews that break the rules can be removed, and repeated violations can affect your profile. Check Google's current review policy for the exact wording.
Reply to every review politely, thanking those who are happy and answering criticism calmly and factually. This shows future customers how you handle problems, and it keeps your profile active.
We design the sticker with your logo and colours, create a tested QR code, and send a print-ready file you can take to any local printer. Our studio is in Mazgaon, Byculla, Mumbai, and we work with businesses across India remotely. We do not post fake reviews or promise any number of reviews.
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A simple sticker design is small, and printing cost depends on your printer. What shapes it:
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From your Business Profile.
Download in a high-resolution format.
Logo, one line, code and margin.
Scan on several phones, then print.
Put it where customers pause.
A printed sign or decal with a QR code that opens your Google review form.
Google has offered window decals in the past, and availability changes. Making your own with your review link is the reliable route.
From your Business Profile, using the option to ask for reviews. Check Google's help page for current steps.
No. Google's policies do not allow incentives for reviews.
No. Asking selectively or discouraging negative reviews is against Google's policies.
As a guide, about 3 to 4 cm wide for a counter sticker. Always test scans before printing.
No. It makes leaving a review easier, and results depend on your customers.
Yes, with your logo and a tested QR code, ready for any local printer.
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