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The Goreview guide

Practical ways to get more genuine Google reviews.

Clear, policy-aware advice for businesses that want to make honest customer feedback easier to reach—without promising a rating or search position.

A Goreview stand on a cafe pastry display beside the counter.

What do these guides cover?

Three things: how to ask a real customer for a review without breaking Google’s rules, how to build the direct review link and QR code your business needs, and whether NFC or QR is the better fit for where you would put a card. Each one is written for a business owner rather than a marketer.

Who are they for?

Cafés, restaurants, salons, clinics, and shops — anywhere a conversation ends at a counter and the customer walks out with their phone already in hand. You do not need a website, an agency, or any Goreview product to use any of the advice here.

Does Goreview promise more reviews?

No, and be careful with anyone who does. Nothing here filters, gates, or buys reviews, because incentivising or screening them is against Google’s prohibited-content policy. What a card can do is remove the searching, so a customer who already wants to say something is not talked out of it by the effort.

The operating principle

Make the next step obvious.

Customers are more likely to act when the request arrives at a natural moment and the path is easy to understand.

Goreview combines a physical prompt, direct destination, NFC tap, and QR scan so a business can invite feedback without asking customers to search for a listing.

See Google review cards

A simpler invitation

Turn a good experience into an easier invitation.

Start with the Google review standee, then add adhesive tap cards for other surfaces or platforms.

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Google standee ₱699 · 2-in-1 Facebook + Google Maps standee ₱999 · Tap cards ₱299 each, minimum three