LocalePulse / Pest control / Review QR card maker
Free tool for Australian pest control businessesPaste your Google review link and print a QR card for the van, the invoice or the job sheet. You'll also get a review request text with your link already in it. Free, no signup, and it runs entirely in your browser.
2. Your card
Your link never leaves this page: the QR code is drawn in your browser and nothing you type is sent to LocalePulse. Scan the printed card with your phone before you hand out a batch.
After-job text with your link
How to get the most out of the card
- Hand it over at the same point in every job. For example, with the invoice or when you walk the customer through the treatment. Google's policy says don't selectively ask only happy customers, so give it to everyone.
- Keep a few in the van. A6 fits a glovebox or a clipboard. Print the A4 sheet and cut along the dashed lines.
- Send the text too. A card is easy to lose. The after-job text above puts the link on their phone, and it already includes your business name and an opt-out line.
- Never offer anything for a review. No discounts, free treatments or prize draws. Google prohibits incentivised reviews and removes them.
More detail, the rules and reply templates: How to get more Google reviews for a pest control business.
FAQ
- Where do I find my Google review link?
- On a computer, open your Google Business Profile, choose Read reviews, then Get more reviews, and copy the link. Google also offers its own QR code there, which you can save as an image.
- Is this QR card maker free?
- Yes. There's no signup and nothing to pay. The card is made in your browser, and LocalePulse doesn't receive or store your link.
- What size should a review QR card be?
- This tool prints an A6 card (105 × 148 mm), or four A6 cards on one A4 sheet to cut out. A6 fits a glovebox, a clipboard or an invoice envelope.
- Can I put "10% off for a review" on the card?
- No. Google's policy prohibits offering discounts, free services or other incentives in exchange for reviews, and treats those reviews as fake engagement. Ask every customer for an honest review instead.
- Will the QR code stop working?
- The QR code simply contains the link you paste. It keeps working as long as that Google review link works. Test it with your phone camera before you print a batch.
Sources
- Google Business Profile Help: Create a Google link or QR code to request reviews
- Google Maps user-generated content policy: Prohibited & restricted content
- QR codes are generated with the open-source qrcode-generator library (MIT licence). "QR Code" is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.