@darrenshawseo

You said something in this article and I was like, ding, what a light bulb moment. This is so smart and I can't believe it. I love this tip.

So what should they do instead of this going directly to the review section? What should they do instead? And the campaigns we do, we're not using the review link Google leaves.

We use the place ID. Okay, so it's a branded search. So all you gotta do is make it so it's a branded search with the QR code.

But still, I make sure to say that these are, this is my theory, like this is not documented. I wanna say this, like this is not documented stuff. Cause people message me sometimes and they're like, I don't think you're right about the QR code.

And I'm like, like, look, I'm not saying everyone who uses a QR code, they're not gonna get the review published. I mean, a local guide with like that leaves like 80 different reviews, maybe Google trust them and they'll publish that review with no engagement. So I mean, we don't know.

This is just based on like patterns and things that I've seen in the field and what customers are telling me, what I've Learned in the forums. Yes, what other product experts have shared with me and I just compiled it into one nice blog post for everybody to read. It's a great post.

You should definitely go read it. I just want To iterate that, I think your tip is brilliant that instead of these QR codes going directly to the review, they go to a branded search. It's like, oh, please leave us review on Google.

It goes to Google search. It's like navigational boost and you get the review. Like exactly.

No brainer. I love that tip. Very smart.

Great article. Thank you.