What Is This?
Google review NFC cards are small tap cards — the size of a credit card — that customers tap with their phone to instantly pull up a business's Google review page. No app, no typing a search, no scrolling to find the "write a review" button. One tap, and the review screen is already open.
Local businesses like restaurants, salons, and shops depend on Google reviews to get found and to build trust with new customers. Most owners want more reviews but don't have an easy way to ask for them. These cards solve that — and that's exactly why they're easy to sell.
What You Get
The Supplier Link
Direct access to where these cards are made for around $1 each, with no order minimum. This is the same source used to produce the cards businesses actually pay $30–$50 each for.
The Guide
A step-by-step walkthrough covering:
- How to program a card so it links straight to any business's Google review page
- How to approach local business owners and pitch the cards
- Pricing your cards for a solid profit margin
- How to turn a single sale into repeat business
Who This Is For
Anyone who wants a simple, low-cost way to start selling to real local businesses — no design skills, no inventory sitting around, no social media following required.
How It Works
- Order cards from the supplier link (arrive ready to program)
- Program each card for the specific business you're selling to
- Approach the business and show them how it works
- Get paid — then repeat with the next business