Google Review Stand or NFC Card: Which One Fits Your Venue?
Share
A stand and a card do the same job: a guest taps a phone or scans a QR code and lands on your Google review page. The difference is where each one works best in your venue.
Countertop stands
A stand sits at the till, the reception desk or the bar, so it is visible while guests pay. It stays in one place, which makes it easy for staff to point to it with a smile. Have a look at the NFC countertop stand for Google reviews or the acrylic Google review plaque with QR and NFC.
NFC cards
A card is slim and can be handed over with the bill, slipped into a room folder or placed in a menu holder. The programmable NFC Google review card and the NFC 215 card in square or round sticker format can be reprogrammed, so the link can change if your business page changes.
Sets for several tables
With a larger room or more than one counter, the set of 4 acrylic NFC cards with wooden base puts a review point where guests actually sit.
How to choose
- One till or reception desk: start with a single stand.
- Table service: place a card or small stand on each table, or hand a card over with the bill.
- Hotels and B&Bs: a card in the room folder works well, see NFC cards for hotels and B&Bs.
Whichever you pick, invite every guest in the same friendly way and keep the review link in your Google Business Profile up to date: here is how to set up your review link. You can browse every option in the NFC cards for Google reviews collection, and read our shipping and returns information.
