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Setting up a tap card
Use an NFC card or sticker so customers can tap their phone to open your review page.
A tap card has a small NFC chip inside. A customer holds their phone near it and the phone offers to open your review link. No app is needed.
What to do
- Buy blank NFC cards or stickers with an NTAG213 or NTAG215 chip.
- On the Links page, copy the tap card version of your link. Its opens are counted as taps, apart from your QR scans.
- Write the link to the card with an NFC writing app on your phone.
- Test it with an iPhone and an Android phone.
- Put it beside the till, with a few words and a QR code next to it for people who would rather scan.
The full walkthrough, with what to buy and how to test, is in How to set up an NFC tap card for Google reviews.
Why write the RaveCounter link, not the Google one
You can change where a link points from your account at any time. A Google link written straight to a card can only be changed by rewriting the card.
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