How to Find and Share Your Google Review Link

You need a verified Google Business Profile and access to the Google account that owns or manages it. If your business does not have a profile yet, search for it on Google Maps and follow the prompts to add or claim it. Google asks you to verify the business before you can manage it and see the review tools.

If your profile is managed by an agency or a former employee, ask them to add your account as an owner or manager first.

The link usually starts with g.page/r/ and ends in /review. Save it somewhere the whole team can find it.

1. Sign in with the Google account that manages your profile.
2. Search your business name on Google, or open Google Maps. Your management panel appears above or beside the listing.
3. Choose the option to request reviews; it is shown as “Ask for reviews” or “Get more reviews”, depending on the screen.
4. Copy the short link Google gives you, or use the share buttons to send it by WhatsApp or email.

If the request option does not appear, you can create the link manually. Find your business with Google's Place ID Finder, part of the Google Maps Platform documentation, and copy the Place ID. Then add it to the end of search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid= to make your link.

Open the result in a browser to confirm that the review form for your business appears.

• Open the link on a phone that is not signed in to the business account.
• Make sure the name, area and photo match the right branch; Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah branches each have their own profile and link.
• Try it in both English and Arabic phone settings if your customers use both, to see what they see.

Send it in a WhatsApp thank-you after a booking, delivery or stay. Print it as a QR code on receipts and packaging. Add it to your email signature and website. At the counter, put it on an NFC card so customers can simply tap.

When you order the NOTMADE Google Review NFC Card, this is the link you send us before dispatch. We programme it onto your card so every tap opens your review form.

Send your link to every customer rather than picking only those you expect to be positive, and never attach discounts or gifts. Google's policies prohibit incentivised and selectively requested reviews, and those can be removed from your profile.