How to use your Google review link
A direct link removes the steps that stop most customers: searching your name, finding the listing, and hunting for the review button. Send it by text or email right after the job, while the visit is still fresh.
- Text it the same day the job is finished.
- Add it to your email signature and invoices.
- Print the QR code on receipts, business cards and a card by the register.
- Ask every customer, not just the ones you think are happy.
Need help with the wording? Use our review request templates, read how to ask for a review, or learn more about finding and sharing your Google review link.
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Questions
What is a Place ID?
A Place ID is the unique code Google uses for your business listing. It starts with letters like ChIJ. Search your business name in Google's Place ID Finder and copy the code shown.
Is this Google review link generator free?
Yes. Make as many links and QR codes as you like. No sign-up needed.
Can I find my link inside Google Business Profile?
Yes. Sign in to your profile, click Ask for reviews, and copy the short link Google shows. It goes to the same review form as the link made here.
Can I give different links to happy and unhappy customers?
No. Sending only happy customers to Google is called review gating and it breaks Google's rules. Give everyone the same link.