Your Google review link, one tap for the customer
Every step between "sure, I'll leave a review" and the open review box loses people. This gives you the direct link that opens the box itself, plus a QR code ready for print.
Where the QR actually earns its keep
The QR works where the happy moment happens and the phone is already out. The spots that consistently perform: the bottom of the receipt, the counter card at checkout, the table tent a diner stares at while paying, the invoice a technician hands over after the fix, the follow-up text after an appointment. One line of copy next to it beats a paragraph: "Had a good visit? Two taps to say so."
Two rules keep you inside Google's policies: ask everyone, not just the customers you think were happy (selective solicitation is review gating, and platforms penalize it), and never trade anything for a review, not a discount, not a raffle entry. The ask itself is fine; the filter and the bribe are not.
Timing matters more than placement. The same link converts several times better in the hour after a good experience than three days later. That is the entire idea behind Praisly's timing engine: it sends the ask at the moment each customer is most likely to act on it, automatically, within every platform's rules.