QR Card
Make the Review Journey Easier with a Google Review QR Code
A Google review QR code is a link card customers can scan with their phones. A YerelProfil card uses a stable business QR address: it first opens the current digital showcase, where the Google review action can open the mapped review link.
YerelProfil is currently available through limited Beta access. Access is opened for businesses approved in advance.
YerelProfil is not an official Google product and does not manage or verify your Google Business Profile access.
What is a Google review link?
A Google review link takes a customer to the rating flow for a particular business profile. It must belong to the correct location. YerelProfil uses an available valid review link from the connected business location for the public showcase action; it does not control the customer's Google account, review text, or rating.
What happens when a customer scans the QR code?
Scanning the card opens the business's current YerelProfil showcase. The Google review action on that page then links to the available Google review flow. A QR scan and a submitted Google review are separate events, so every scan does not imply that a review was created.
Why a stable QR address is useful
The business-specific QR address printed on the card remains stable. The same card continues to work when published offers, menu items, or customer information change. You do not need to print a new card for each content update, although testing the business identity and destination before printing is still good practice.
Where can the QR card be used?
Place it by the checkout, on a table, in a delivery package or bag, or in a post-service area where it is easy to see. Use sufficient print contrast and size, avoid folds, and test it with a phone camera. The card should not interfere with the customer's use of the space.
Request reviews without pressure
Ask customers only for honest feedback based on a real experience. Do not request a specific star rating, offer a reward for a positive review, or divert unhappy customers away from the review channel. A short, neutral, optional invitation protects customer trust and feedback quality.
