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Ranked by overall score (1-10), the average of Impact, Feasibility, Cost to implement (lower is better, flipped).
Send a personal request within 24 hours, while the customer can recall specific details.
Include the item or service date so customers can anchor feedback in a concrete experience.
Send the request when delivery or service completion is confirmed, avoiding premature prompts on delayed orders.
Check open support tickets before sending to prevent review requests during active disputes.
Link directly to the review page on receipts or counter cards to remove search friction.
Use each branch’s direct review URL to prevent reviews landing on the wrong location page.
Rotate cards between eye-level and payment-terminal positions, then compare scans per 100 transactions.
Print a readable review URL beside the code so customers can proceed when scanning fails.
Use a short, consistent invitation and never ask only customers who seem satisfied.
A shared sentence reduces pressure and keeps requests consistent across shifts.
A daily transaction list can reveal whether staff selectively invite only visibly happy customers.
Have a manager observe five interactions per shift and log wording and customer selection.
Compare requests sent with reviews posted by channel to find where customers drop off.
Route complaints to a manager promptly so unresolved issues do not become public reviews.
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