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Get the direct link to your Google review box — plus a QR code you can print.
It takes about ten seconds, and there's no signup and no cost.
Use the name exactly as it appears on Google. The city is what tells your listing apart from every other business with the same name.
“Leave us a review on Google” asks a customer to search, pick the right listing out of several, scroll past the photos and find the review box. Most people mean to and never do. A direct link removes all of it.
The best moment is while the work is fresh and their phone is already in their hand. One tap, straight to the review box.
Every email you already send becomes a quiet ask. Nothing extra to remember or do.
Invoices, counter cards, door hangers, van doors. They point a camera and the review box opens.
Setting your profile up so the link has somewhere good to land, the rules Google changed this year, and how to get the reviews you've already earned in front of people. Three reads from our blog.



It’s a direct link to the review box on your Google Business Profile. Instead of asking a customer to search for you, find the right listing and scroll to the reviews, the link opens the star rating and comment box straight away. Fewer steps means more reviews actually get left.
Yes. There’s nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay. We built it because businesses with more Google reviews get more from Smart Video Reviews — so helping you collect them is in our interest too.
The two that work best are a text message right after you finish a job, while the customer is still happy and has their phone in hand, and your email signature. The QR code covers everything printed: invoices, counter cards, door hangers, business cards and vehicle wraps.
Use the exact name on your Google Business Profile and add your city. If it still doesn’t appear, your profile may not be verified yet — an unverified listing can’t receive reviews, and verifying it with Google is the fix.
Ask for a review, not for a rating. Google’s policies prohibit incentivising or soliciting only positive reviews, and filtering out unhappy customers before they reach the link can get your reviews removed. Ask everyone, and let the work speak.
More on getting found: the blog and our free playbooks.
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