Where to put your review QR code, and how to measure it

People scan a QR code when they have a short, calm moment: waiting for the bill, sitting at the table, or heading out.

1. 1
   At the counter

   Every customer passes it, in the calm moment of paying.

2. 2
   On the table

   A small A5 stand suits restaurants and cafés.

3. 3
   On the receipt

   It reaches everyone who took one, even without sitting.

4. 4
   At the exit door

   The last thing a happy customer sees on the way out.

5. 5
   Facing the seats

   Read by someone waiting for their turn or friend.

6. 6
   On delivery bags

   For customers who never visit the shop.

7. 7
   On the menu

   Seen while the customer decides what to order.

• 3 cmminimum width for close scanning
• 5–6 cmon a wall or from a distance
• 4modules of white margin around it

1. 1
   Create a placement per spot

   In RevLink: one for the counter, one for the table, one for the receipt.

2. 2
   Print each code in its spot

   They all open the same review page, but each has its own counter.

3. 3
   Wait two weeks and compare

   The statistics page shows which placement gets scanned most.

4. 4
   Enlarge the best, change the weakest

   Repeat what works; move or reword what does not get scanned.

A small NFC tag stuck on the counter or stand lets customers tap their phone to open the review.