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For locations with separate Google Business Profiles, check that each card opens the correct profile for the location the customer visited. A shared review link is not appropriate for different profiles; the number of stores alone does not establish how many cards you need.
Pocket Factory: Your business logo on a card. Tap it, it opens your link. The link can be your website, Instagram, Google reviews, booking page, menu or pay link. Each NTAG215 card is printed with your supplied logo and programmed with one supplied URL. One Matte card costs USD 19 or two cost USD 29, with no app or subscription required.
For locations with separate profiles, keep a roster of verified Google review URLs and label cards by destination before staff use them. Each Pocket Factory card is printed with your supplied logo and programmed with one supplied URL. This guide covers link checks and distribution, not review-count targets.
Pocket Factory cards are NFC tap cards printed with your supplied logo, programmed with one supplied URL per card and sold as a one-time product (not a monthly digital-card SaaS seat). Related reads: NFC card to Google review write URL · NFC Google review cards for business · how to get more Google reviews.
What to check across multiple locations
Check destinations and card handling rather than diagnosing results from review totals. Unequal totals do not establish that a card is faulty, and a lower count is not a reason to pressure customers or set a catch-up target. Start with these checks:
- Wrong review URL: for stores with separate profiles, check whether a card opens another location’s review form.
- Unlabeled cards: check that staff can identify the intended location before using a card from shared storage.
- Homepage destinations: a marketing site or Maps overview may require more navigation than the review link. Verify the supplied destination before use: choose the correct review URL.
Searches like google review cards for business and google review nfc often mean operators want a physical handoff that survives busy shifts — especially when there are several fronts of house.
Match each review URL to the intended profile
Where locations have separate Google Business Profiles, obtain and verify the review link for each relevant profile. For each card, supply your logo and the correct verified URL:
- List the separate Business Profiles and the locations they represent.
- Copy that location’s review write URL (not the homepage, not a sister store).
- Open the link on a phone and check the profile name and address; confirm that it leads to the intended review flow. Google may ask the customer to sign in.
- Supply that verified URL and your logo to Pocket Factory; the cards are printed and programmed for you.
- Label received cards or their sleeves with the intended location before distributing them to staff.
For locations with separate profiles, do not direct a customer to another store’s review form. Keep each card with the location matching its verified destination, and test the NFC and QR links before use.
Ops checklist for chains, franchises, and multi-store SMBs
| Step | Owner | Done when |
|---|---|---|
| Location roster + Place IDs / write URLs | Ops / marketing | Spreadsheet: store code to verified write URL |
| Supplied logo + order details | Business / Pocket Factory | Supplied logo and verified destination checked for each card |
| Printing + programming | Pocket Factory | Tap-test opens correct review form |
| Card labeling + distribution | Ops | Cards or protective sleeves labeled with intended location |
| Counter placement SOP | Store manager | Card available at checkout / reception; invitation is optional |
| Restock rule | Ops | Recheck the intended URL and logo for replacement cards |
Keep invitations optional and welcome all genuine experiences. Do not filter customers by satisfaction, request a rating or particular wording, offer incentives, pressure customers or staff, or set review quotas. Workflow ideas: how to get more Google reviews.
NFC + QR for each card
Every Pocket Factory card uses NTAG215 and comes with a protective sleeve, and a printed QR backup is included by default. Customers can choose either route:
- NFC to open the supplied link on compatible, NFC-enabled phones
- QR printed to the same write URL, opened with a compatible phone camera or QR-scanning app
Check that NFC and QR open the same intended review form before use. Background on the card technology: programmable NFC cards.
One-time NFC cards vs multi-location SaaS dashboards
Review-management software may offer monitoring, response workflows or reporting; check a provider’s current features separately. For physical link sharing, Pocket Factory offers cards printed with your logo and programmed with your supplied URL.
Pocket Factory cards are a one-time purchase with no app or subscription required. They open the supplied URL; they do not track taps, identify reviewers or provide a review-management dashboard. Compare models: NFC tap cards with no monthly fee.
Supplied logo: brand consistency across locations
Your logo identifies the business offering the review link. Pocket Factory uses a supplied-logo process: each card is printed with your supplied logo and programmed with one supplied URL. Keep the logo consistent while choosing the appropriate verified review URL for the location where each card will be used.
Buyer checklist (multi-location)
- Roster complete? Locations with separate profiles have the correct verified review URLs recorded.
- Destinations checked? Test each card and QR code against the intended profile.
- Cards labeled? Intended location recorded on the protective sleeve before distribution.
- NFC + QR matched? Same write URL on both.
- SOP written? Where the card lives and the same optional invitation after a visit.
- Product vs SaaS? Confirm you are buying physical programmed cards, not review-management software.
How Pocket Factory cards fit multi-location review ops
Pocket Factory cards are printed with your supplied logo and programmed with one supplied URL per card. Every card uses NTAG215 and comes with a protective sleeve, and a printed QR backup is included by default. No app or subscription is required.
Ordering and checking the cards:
- For a location with a separate Business Profile, verify that profile’s review URL
- Supply your logo and the correct location URL for its cards; Pocket Factory prints and programs each card with one supplied URL
- After receiving the cards, label them by intended location and test both NFC and QR before use
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FAQ
Can all my locations share one Google review NFC card?
For locations with separate Business Profiles, use the correct verified review link for the location the customer visited. A card with another store’s review URL is not appropriate. Each card is programmed with one supplied URL; the number of stores alone does not determine how many cards you need.
What if I only have two or three locations?
For two or three locations with separate profiles, check each review link and label cards for the intended store. Each card is printed with your supplied logo and programmed with one supplied URL. Use the correct location URL for its cards. Per-card prices drop in packs; see Google review card pricing to budget for each store.
Do I need a monthly review platform?
Not for the card to open each location's review link. You may still want separate software for review monitoring, response workflows, reporting or staff permissions across locations. Pocket Factory supplies physical cards, not a multi-location management dashboard; the cards do not track taps or identify reviewers.
How do I get each location’s write link?
Get the review link from the relevant Google Business Profile, then test that it leads to the intended location’s review flow. Google may require sign-in. Details: NFC card Google review link.
Should the card open our homepage?
For an optional review invitation, use the verified review link for the relevant Business Profile rather than a general homepage. Test the destination before use.
Is a Pocket Factory card a subscription?
No. Pocket Factory cards are a one-time product; no app or subscription is required.
Bottom line
For locations with separate Business Profiles, use the correct verified review link and keep cards labeled for their intended destination. Supply your logo and the correct location URL for its cards, then test both NFC and the QR code on the back before use. Offer a neutral, optional invitation without targeting matching review totals.
