Our analysis of 500+ businesses shows that optimal placement increases review collection by 200-300% compared to poor placement. A card placed at the billing counter gets 18-25% conversion, while the same card placed near the exit gets only 6-8%. Location matters more than design, size, or even the technology used.
Place cards where customers feel MOST satisfied with your service—not at entry/exit.
Position at locations where customers naturally stop and have idle time.
NFC cards must be within comfortable reaching distance (30-50cm) without customer stretching.
QR standees perform best at 4.5-5.5 feet height—direct line of sight when standing.
Avoid placing near menus, posters, or other competing visual elements.
Place NFC card next to POS terminal, within arm's reach during payment. QR standee on counter facing customer.
Small NFC cards on each table. Customers tap while waiting for food or after meal.
Large QR standee (A3/A4 size) facing the queue. Visible from 2-3 meters while customers wait.
Final touchpoint. Wall-mounted QR poster at eye level as satisfied customers leave.
Too early—customers haven't experienced service yet. No satisfaction to review.
Out of sight. Customers focused on other tasks. Hygiene perception issues.
Visual clutter. Gets lost among food menus, discount coupons, promotional materials.
Not in natural sight line. Customers don't look down. Easy to miss entirely.
NFC card sticker on mirror corner. Customers admire new look = peak satisfaction + natural pause.
QR standee on payment counter. Customers wait for billing = idle time = perfect engagement moment.
First and last touchpoint. NFC card on desk for easy staff handoff during checkout.
Small QR standees for customers waiting for their turn. Early engagement opportunity.
Customers focused on stylist interaction. Phones not accessible. Interrupts service flow.
Competing visual attention. Customers looking at products, not review prompts.
Customers mid-service, wet hands, focused on washing. Not a pause point.
Post-consultation satisfaction point. Patients collect medicines = successful treatment perception.
Payment completion = service closure. QR standee on counter (contactless, hygienic).
Wall-mounted QR poster. Patients have 10-30 min idle time before consultation.
Final touchpoint post-treatment. Small QR standee near exit door.
Inappropriate. Interrupts doctor-patient relationship. Privacy concerns.
Patients anxious pre-consultation. No service satisfaction yet. Premature ask.
Post-workout endorphin high = maximum satisfaction. QR poster on exit wall.
Natural pause during workout. NFC card sticker on water dispenser. High visibility.
Daily touchpoint. QR standee on reception counter. Builds habit over time.
Members check form/progress = pause moment. NFC sticker on mirror corner (top-right).
Place at exit (post-workout satisfaction is 3x higher than entry). Endorphins = positive mindset = better reviews.
Gyms have repeat customers. 3-5 standees throughout (water, mirrors, exit) = multiple chances.
Place near achievement boards/transformation photos. Pride moment = review motivation.
Successful purchase = satisfaction. NFC card next to card reader. QR on counter.
Customers found right fit = happy. Small QR standee near trial room door.
Customers wait for items to be packed. QR standee visible from queue (2-3 meters).
Final touchpoint with shopping bags in hand. Wall-mounted QR poster.
Customers just entering, browsing mode. No purchase/satisfaction yet.
Visual clutter. Customers focused on products, not review prompts.
Negative association. Customers unhappy with purchase unlikely to review positively.
2.5-3 feet from floor (standard counter height). Within comfortable arm's reach without bending.
Center or edge of table. Flat, stable surface. Not hidden under menus/napkin holders.
3.5-4 feet from floor. Slightly above natural hand-rest position.
4.5-5.5 feet from floor (eye level when standing). Customer directly faces QR code.
5-5.5 feet from floor. Natural sight line. Not above 6 feet (neck strain).
4-4.5 feet from floor. Accounts for seated eye level being lower.
QR size: 4x4 inches = scan from 1-2 feet. 8x8 inches = 2-4 feet. A3 poster = 6+ feet.
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Don't guess—test! Try different placements for 1-2 weeks each and track review collection rates:
Track: Reviews collected / Total customers = Conversion rate
Compare conversion rate vs Week 1
Identify highest-performing location
Maximize total review volume
Our products come with industry-specific placement guides and free consultation on optimal positioning for your business type.