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This page breaks down what the customer sees and what you need to do at every stage. Nobody has to memorise a script and nothing about your checkout has to change.
Every location you add gets its own web address and QR code. Put the table card on the counter, the table or the front desk, or print the code on receipts, bags and business cards. The built-in phone camera opens it. Nothing to install, no account to make.
The page opens with your name, your photo and your description, then a row of plain options: friendly staff, spotless room, short wait, easy parking, smooth in English and Chinese. They tick only what they actually experienced, and can add a line of their own.
Those ticks become one natural paragraph in English or Chinese. The customer reads it, changes any wording they want, copies it, and taps once to land on your Google Maps page and paste. Roughly thirty seconds end to end.
The draft is built entirely from ticked options. Anything they did not tick never shows up. They can edit freely, and they can close the page and post nothing. It is their opinion — we only make the typing easier.
Create the account, add a location, fill in the name, address, phone and your Google share link, upload one photo and write a short description. Save, and the QR code exists. Download it in high resolution or print the table card we lay out for you.
The same code in a different spot can be scanned several times more often.
People already stand there for thirty seconds while they pay. It is the most natural moment there is.
Straight after the meal or the appointment, when the detail is still sharp in their mind.
Takeaway and delivery customers never come back to the counter. Printing the code is the only touchpoint you get.
An email is all it takes, and the QR code exists the moment you save your first location.