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Google Review QR Code for Barbershops
A great barbershop becomes a community hub - guys find a barber they trust and keep coming back for years. Google reviews help new customers discover your shop and feel confident in their first visit. A QR code makes it easy for your loyal clients to spread the word.
Best Places to Display Your QR Code
Strategic placement is key. Here are the most effective locations for barbershops:
1Mirrors at each barber station
Clients can scan right after you show them the finished cut. They are holding their phone to check it out anyway.
2Waiting area
Guys waiting for their turn have time to pull out phones and scan. Place a sign with QR code where they sit.
3Cash register / payment area
QR code stand at the register lets clients scan while paying.
4Business cards
Add QR code to business cards. Great for referrals - clients can share your card with the review link.
Pro Tips for Barbershops
Show the back and sides, ask 'How does that look?' and if they love it, mention the review
Regulars who have been coming for years are your best reviewers - ask them personally
After a fresh fade or clean lineup, clients are feeling sharp - perfect time to ask
Conversations in the chair build relationships - leverage that connection
First-time clients who become regulars should be asked on their second or third visit
What to Say When Asking for Reviews
Example script for barbershops:
“Looking sharp! Hey if you love the cut, I would really appreciate a Google review - QR code is right there on the mirror. Helps other guys find a good barber.”
Frequently Asked Questions
How do barbershops get more Google reviews?
The best methods: (1) Ask right after showing the finished cut - clients are happy and their phone is already out, (2) QR codes on mirrors at each station, (3) Personally ask your regulars who have been loyal for years. The relationship barbers build in the chair makes asking natural and effective.
What should barbers say when asking for reviews?
Keep it casual and natural: 'Looking sharp! If you love the cut, I'd appreciate a Google review - QR code is right there.' or 'Hey man, if you get a chance, a quick review really helps the shop.' The personal connection barbers have with clients makes review requests feel natural, not pushy.