Get your Google review link
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Quick answer
Your Google review link opens the review form for your business directly. Search your business below to get it free, with a QR code you can print.
How to get your Google review link without this tool
- 1. Open your Business Profile on Google. Search your own business name while signed in to the Google account that manages it. Your profile appears at the side of the results, with the buttons only you can see.
- 2. Choose “Ask for reviews”. It is sometimes labelled “Get more reviews”, depending on which version of Google's layout you see.
- 3. Copy the link. Copy the short link Google shows you.
Google's short link and the link from this tool open the same review form.
Questions about Google review links
- How do I get my Google review link?
- Search your business in the tool above and copy the link it gives you - that is the whole job, and it is free. By hand: open your Google Business Profile while signed in, choose "Ask for reviews", and copy the link Google shows you. Both routes end up at the same review form.
- How do I make a QR code for Google reviews?
- Get your review link first, then turn that link into a QR code - the tool above does both, and the QR is drawn in your browser rather than by another website. Download the PNG for print or the SVG if your printer wants vector, and put it wherever customers are standing: the counter, the van, the bottom of an invoice.
- Is it allowed to send customers my Google review link?
- Yes. Google allows you to ask your customers for reviews, and sharing your review link is the way it suggests doing it. What it prohibits is offering anything in return - a discount, a prize, a free drink - and asking only the customers you expect to be happy. Ask everyone and offer nothing, and you're in line with Google's rules.
- Does the review link ever change?
- Not in normal use. The link is tied to your listing's place ID, which stays the same as you edit your name, hours or address. It changes if the listing itself is replaced - a duplicate merged into another, or a profile deleted and created again - so if your link ever stops opening your own review form, generate a new one.
- Why don't people leave a review even when I send the link?
- Most of them are not refusing, they are forgetting. The link arrives while they are busy, they mean to do it later, and later never comes. What helps is sending it soon after the job while you are still fresh in their mind, keeping the message to a line or two with one link in it, and following up once if nothing happens. DriveMoreReviews does that part for you.