For dentists
More reviews for dentists.
Give your front desk teams their own QR code, so they can ask at the end of the visit. You see who's asking, and they race up the leaderboard.
How it fits your day
- The moment
Ask at the right time
The best time is at the end of the visit.
- The ask
One scan
The customer scans the QR and lands on your review page.
- The habit
Keep it going
The leaderboard keeps your team asking.
- The owner
See who is doing it
Every scan and click, by person.
A line to start from
What to say
Short and friendly, in your own words. It works whether you are standing next to the customer or handing over a card.
Common questions from dentists
Do dentists have to ask in one particular way?
No. A person asking, a QR stand, a QR on a receipt or a link you send yourself all work. Use whatever fits how your team already works. A person asking tends to work best, so we make that easy.
When is a good time for dentists to ask?
Right when the customer is happiest, which is often at the end of the visit. Pick one moment that fits your day and use it every time.
Can everyone on my team have their own QR?
Yes. Each person has their own, so every ask is tracked to them and you can see who is asking. Working alone? One business QR works too.
Is this allowed by Google?
Yes, when it is used right. Ask every customer the same way, send everyone to the same link, and never offer anything in exchange for a review.
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