# Madexify Tap

> NFC review and social follow cards, configured for your business.


## Posts

- [When your new estate address is not on Google Maps yet](https://tap.madexify.com/new-estate-address-google-maps/): Streets in new estates can take a while to appear in maps, and customers end up in a paddock. What you can do on your Business Profile while you wait.
- [Reviews for bike shops](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-bike-shops/): Bike shops sell, fit and fix, and each of those is a different moment to ask. Why the service pickup is where most reviews come from, and how to reach the riding community.
- [Should you pay for a review or reputation management service?](https://tap.madexify.com/reputation-management-services/): Plenty of companies will sell you more reviews. Some offer useful tools, some cross lines that put your listing at risk. How to tell the difference before you sign up.
- [Reviews for used car dealers](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-used-car-dealers/): Buyers arrive expecting to be pushed and are ready to walk. Reviews from recent buyers are the fastest way to lower their guard. When to ask, and what never to do.
- [A simple monthly routine for your Google reviews](https://tap.madexify.com/monthly-review-routine/): Twenty minutes, once a month, keeps your listing healthy. A checklist covering replies, your stands, your listing details and what your customers are telling you.
- [Reviews for bakeries and cake makers](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-bakeries-cake-makers/): The morning regulars and the once a year birthday cake order need two different approaches. How bakeries catch both, and why the photo of the cake does half the work.
- [Reviews for party and equipment hire businesses](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-party-and-equipment-hire/): Hire customers book once for a big day, then disappear. How party hire, marquee and equipment hire businesses can catch the review at pickup.
- [Ordering tap points for a whole team or fleet](https://tap.madexify.com/bulk-tap-points-teams-fleets/): Ten vans, four shops, twenty staff. How to plan a larger order so every card points to the right place, gets to the right person and keeps working.
- [Reviews for garden centres and plant nurseries](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-garden-centres-nurseries/): Weekend browsers, serious gardeners and landscapers all come through the same gate. How nurseries can collect reviews at the checkout and keep regulars following along.
- [What to do when someone threatens you with bad reviews](https://tap.madexify.com/customer-threatens-bad-review/): Pay up or we post one star reviews. Review extortion is real, Google has a specific way to report it, and paying is the one thing you should never do.
- [Reviews for family, portrait and product photographers](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-photographers/): Clients book a photographer on their portfolio and their reviews. Why the gallery delivery, not the shoot, is when a review gets written.
- [Making your tap point work for every customer](https://tap.madexify.com/accessible-tap-points/): Not everyone has a new phone, good eyesight or a free hand. Small choices about height, contrast and alternatives make a review stand usable by far more people.
- [Reviews for solar and home energy installers](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-solar-installers/): Solar is a big purchase with a long payback, and buyers have heard plenty of sales pitches. Reviews from real neighbours carry more weight than anything you can say about yourself.
- [Do you need reviews anywhere other than Google?](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-beyond-google/): Facebook, industry directories, booking platforms and marketplaces all collect reviews. Which ones deserve your effort, and why Google usually comes first.
- [Reviews for cellar doors, breweries and distilleries](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-cellar-doors-and-breweries/): Visitors plan a day out around reviews, and most are tourists you will never see again. How to catch the review during the tasting, and the responsible service line you must not cross.
- [Are NFC and QR review cards safe?](https://tap.madexify.com/is-nfc-safe-privacy-security/): Customers sometimes hesitate to tap an unfamiliar card. What a tap point can and cannot do to a phone, the real risk of tampered QR codes, and how to protect your customers.
- [Reviews for pest control businesses](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-pest-control/): Nobody wants to admit they have a pest problem, which makes customers reluctant reviewers. How pest controllers can ask in a way that respects that.
- [When reviews mention your staff by name](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-that-mention-staff/): Reviews that name a staff member are some of the most persuasive you can get, and some of the trickiest to handle. How to reply, share them internally, and protect your team when a review turns personal.
- [Google reviews for florists](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-florists/): The person who pays is often not the person who receives the flowers. How florists can collect reviews when the happiest customer is somewhere else entirely.
- [How to tell if your review stand is actually working](https://tap.madexify.com/is-your-review-stand-working/): You put a stand on the counter three months ago. Is it doing anything? Simple ways to measure it using your review count, your Business Profile and one honest conversation with staff.
- [Reviews for computer and phone repair shops](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-it-and-phone-repair/): People bring you a broken device full of their life and hope you can save it. How repair businesses and IT support providers can turn a fixed device into a review.
- [Seven places to put your Google review link besides a stand](https://tap.madexify.com/sharing-your-review-link-everywhere/): A tap point covers the counter. Your review link can also live in your email signature, invoices, receipts, website and social bios. Where each one works, and where it does not.
- [Reviews for removalists](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-removalists/): Moving is stressful and most people only hire a removalist every few years, so almost everyone checks reviews first. Why the unpacking, not the loading, is the moment to ask.
- [Adding a Google review button to your website](https://tap.madexify.com/review-button-on-your-website/): Your website is where loyal customers go looking for you. A simple, honest review link helps them, and a few common mistakes can make it backfire.
- [Reviews for tattoo and piercing studios](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-tattoo-studios/): Clients choose an artist from a portfolio and a feeling of trust, and they read reviews for the trust part. When to ask, and why the healed result matters more than the fresh one.
- [Reviews for businesses that sell to other businesses](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-b2b-businesses/): Wholesalers, commercial contractors, agencies and suppliers deal with few customers and long relationships. How B2B businesses can collect reviews that other buyers actually trust.
- [Build your reviews before your busy season, not during it](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-before-your-busy-season/): The busiest weeks of your year are when the most new customers are searching, and the worst time to start asking. Why the quiet months are when a review habit gets built.
- [NFC business cards and review cards: what is the difference?](https://tap.madexify.com/nfc-business-cards-vs-review-cards/): They look similar and use the same technology, but one shares your details and the other collects feedback. Which one you need, and why most businesses end up with both.
- [Reviews for businesses with more than one location](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-multi-location-businesses/): Two shops, one brand. Each location needs its own Google listing, its own review link and its own tap points. How to keep them straight.
- [Other useful things a tap point can open besides reviews](https://tap.madexify.com/nfc-beyond-reviews/): The same stand that opens your review page can open a menu, a booking page, a feedback form or a document. Practical uses that save staff time.
- [Reviews for accountants, bookkeepers and consultants](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-accountants-professional-services/): Professional services are bought on trust and referral, and a Google search is now how most referrals get checked. How to ask clients who value discretion.
- [How to get more detailed reviews without scripting them](https://tap.madexify.com/helping-customers-write-useful-reviews/): A review that says 'great' helps a little. One that says what, who and why helps a lot. How to encourage detail without telling customers what to write.
- [Reviews for restaurants and bars during evening service](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-restaurants-and-bars/): Low light, full tables and a bill folder at the end. Evening service changes where a review prompt works and how customers actually use it.
- [Looking after NFC cards, stands and tiles](https://tap.madexify.com/caring-for-nfc-cards-and-stands/): Tap points live on busy counters and in pockets, so they get knocked, splashed and stuck to the wrong surfaces. What damages them, what does not, and why metal is the big one.
- [Reviews for driving schools, tutors and music teachers](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-driving-schools-tutors/): Education businesses have a built in finish line: the test, the exam, the recital. That is when the review gets written, if anyone asks.
- [What happens to your Google reviews when you move or rebrand](https://tap.madexify.com/moving-or-rebranding-google-reviews/): Years of reviews are worth protecting. Why you should update your existing listing rather than start a new one, and what to expect when Google asks you to verify again.
- [Reviews for builders, renovators and landscapers](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-builders-landscapers/): Projects run for months and cost tens of thousands, so the next client reads every review closely. When to ask on a long job, and why the handover is your best moment.
- [Google Business Profile posts: are they worth the effort?](https://tap.madexify.com/google-business-profile-posts/): Updates, offers and events sit right on your listing, where people deciding whether to visit will see them. What each type is for, the rules, and a routine that takes ten minutes.
- [Reviews for dog groomers, walkers and pet services](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-pet-services/): Owners hand over something they love and cannot ask how it went. Reviews are how the next owner decides to trust you. How groomers, walkers, trainers and pet sitters can collect them.
- [Asking for reviews by email and SMS: the Spam Act rules](https://tap.madexify.com/asking-for-reviews-by-email-and-sms/): A follow up message is one of the best ways to get a review, and it counts as a commercial message under Australian law. Consent, identification and unsubscribe, in plain terms.
- [Reviews for food trucks, coffee carts and takeaway](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-food-trucks-takeaway/): Takeaway customers are gone in ninety seconds. How food trucks, coffee carts and quick service shops catch a review in the time it takes to hand over an order.
- [Can you change the link on an NFC review card?](https://tap.madexify.com/reprogramming-nfc-review-cards/): Your Google listing moved, your Instagram handle changed, or you want the card to open a booking page instead. What can be rewritten, what cannot, and how to do it.
- [Google reviews for cleaning businesses](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-cleaning-businesses/): Cleaners do their best work when nobody is home, which makes asking for reviews oddly hard. How residential and commercial cleaners can build reviews anyway.
- [Choosing your Google Business Profile categories](https://tap.madexify.com/google-business-profile-categories/): Your primary category does more work than almost anything else you control on the listing. How to choose it, how many extra categories to add, and when a change triggers re-verification.
- [Google reviews for mechanics and auto services](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-mechanics-auto-services/): Nobody trusts a mechanic they have never used, so reviews do the trust building before the car ever arrives. Where the ask fits between the key drop and the pickup.
- [Google Business Profile for service area businesses](https://tap.madexify.com/service-area-businesses-google/): If you go to your customers rather than them coming to you, Google has a specific way it wants your listing set up. Hiding your address, choosing areas, and the limits Google sets.
- [Should you reply to good Google reviews? Yes, and here is how](https://tap.madexify.com/replying-to-positive-reviews/): Most owners reply to the angry ones and ignore the happy ones. The five star replies are read by more people, and they are the easiest reputation work you will ever do.
- [Reviews and follows for gyms and fitness studios](https://tap.madexify.com/google-reviews-gyms-fitness-studios/): Members visit three times a week for years and almost never review. Where the ask belongs in a gym, and why the follow matters as much as the review.
- [Table QR stands: a setup and testing checklist](https://tap.madexify.com/table-qr-stand-setup-checklist/): Check sightlines, glare, phone access and the destination before placing QR stands across your tables.
- [A reception desk setup that makes feedback easy](https://tap.madexify.com/reception-desk-review-stand-setup/): A practical reception checklist: position your review stand within reach, keep the QR visible, and make the invitation part of a calm handover.
- [Google Business Profile photos: what to upload and why it matters](https://tap.madexify.com/google-business-profile-photos/): People look at the photos before they read a single review. What to shoot, the technical limits Google sets, and why a phone and good daylight beat a stock image.
- [Reviews for family venues, play centres and kids activities](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-family-venues-play-centres/): Parents choose where to take their kids almost entirely on what other parents say. When to ask a parent who is juggling a toddler, and where the tap point survives small hands.
- [Google reviews for retail shops and boutiques](https://tap.madexify.com/google-reviews-retail-shops/): A shop has one guaranteed moment with every buyer: the counter. How to use it without slowing the queue, and what to do about the browsers who leave without buying.
- [Reviews and follows at market stalls and pop-ups](https://tap.madexify.com/market-stalls-and-pop-ups/): A weekend market stall meets hundreds of people and keeps almost none of them. A tap point is the cheapest way to turn a browser into someone who finds you again.
- [Google reviews for motels, B and Bs and holiday stays](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-accommodation-hosts/): Booking platforms collect their own reviews, but travellers still search your name on Google. How smaller accommodation hosts can build a Google listing that holds its own.
- [How to get your first ten Google reviews](https://tap.madexify.com/first-ten-google-reviews/): Nought to ten is the hardest stretch there is, because you have no social proof to attract the proof. A four week plan for a business starting from an empty listing.
- [Google reviews for cafes: where the tap point goes, and when to ask](https://tap.madexify.com/google-reviews-for-cafes/): Counter, table or receipt. Where a review prompt actually gets used in a busy cafe, and the two minutes in a service when people are most likely to say yes.
- [How to find your Google review link](https://tap.madexify.com/find-google-review-link/): The link that opens your Google review box, where to find it in under a minute, and what to do when it will not appear.
- [Reviews for wedding and event vendors](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-wedding-event-vendors/): Couples book photographers, florists, venues and caterers almost entirely on reviews, but most clients only ever book you once. How to catch the review before the moment passes.
- [How barbers and salons get Google reviews without the awkward ask](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-barber-salon/): Chair-side asking feels uncomfortable because most scripts are bad. What actually works in a salon, and why the mirror station beats the front desk.
- [Review cards for tradies: what works when there is no counter](https://tap.madexify.com/review-cards-for-tradies/): Plumbers, sparkies, cleaners and mobile detailers have no shopfront to put a stand on. The card in the ute and the moment at the end of the job are what you have instead.
- [Can you get a Google review removed?](https://tap.madexify.com/can-you-remove-a-google-review/): Sometimes, and only for specific reasons. What Google will actually take down, how to report it properly, and why the reply matters more than the removal.
- [Google reviews for real estate agents and property managers](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-for-real-estate-agents/): A sale happens a few times in a person's life, so every review carries weight. When to ask vendors, buyers and landlords, and why the office listing matters as much as the agent.
- [Will an NFC review card work on your customers' phones?](https://tap.madexify.com/nfc-phone-compatibility/): Which iPhones and Android handsets read NFC tags, which ones need the QR code instead, and what a tap genuinely cannot do.
- [Reviews and AHPRA: what clinics can and cannot do](https://tap.madexify.com/reviews-allied-health-ahpra/): Testimonials that touch clinical care cannot be used to advertise a regulated health service. What that means for Google reviews, review cards, and the reviews already on your own website.
- [Your review count matters more than your star rating](https://tap.madexify.com/review-count-vs-star-rating/): A 4.6 with two hundred reviews beats a perfect 5.0 with six, and most customers work that out without thinking about it. Why volume and recency do more work than the number of stars.
- [How to reply to a bad Google review](https://tap.madexify.com/replying-to-a-bad-review/): The reply is not for the person who wrote it. It is for the next hundred people who read it while deciding whether to call you.
- [Getting Instagram and TikTok follows from people standing in front of you](https://tap.madexify.com/instagram-tiktok-follows-in-person/): The hardest part of growing a local social account is that your best audience walks past you every day and never searches for you. A tap point closes that gap.
- [How to ask for reviews without breaking the rules](https://tap.madexify.com/asking-for-reviews-rules/): Google bans incentives and review gating. The ACCC allows incentives under conditions. Where the two differ, and what good practice looks like.
- [How to write a Google Business Profile description that works](https://tap.madexify.com/google-business-profile-description/): You get 750 characters, and most businesses waste them on slogans. What to put in the description, what Google will reject, and how it fits with everything else on the listing.
- [Google reviews in Melbourne's southeast: what we see in Casey and Cardinia](https://tap.madexify.com/google-reviews-melbourne-south-east/): We ship from Pakenham, so most of what we see first-hand is local. What competing on Google looks like in a fast-growing corridor where half the businesses are under five years old.
- [NFC or QR: which one your customers actually use](https://tap.madexify.com/nfc-or-qr-which-one/): Everything we sell carries both, and that is not hedging. They fail in different ways, and the one people reach for depends on the phone, the lighting and the distance.
- [The real reason nobody on your team asks for reviews](https://tap.madexify.com/getting-your-team-to-ask/): It is almost never laziness. It is that asking feels like begging, nobody told them why it matters, and there is no moment in the service where it belongs.
- [Where to put a review stand so people actually use it](https://tap.madexify.com/where-to-put-review-stand/): Placement and timing by business type, the physical details that decide whether a stand gets used, and the one thing hardware cannot do for you.
- [Why your business does not show up in Google Maps](https://tap.madexify.com/why-you-dont-show-up-google-maps/): Usually it is one of five things, and only one of them is reviews. What Google says decides local ranking, and the unglamorous profile work that comes first.
- [You have the reviews. Now put them to work.](https://tap.madexify.com/what-to-do-with-your-reviews/): Reviews sitting on a Google listing are doing about a third of the job they could. Where else they belong, and the one place you have to be careful about copying them.

## Pages

- [NFC setup guide](https://tap.madexify.com/nfc-setup/): Change your NFC link with NFC Tools on iPhone or Android. Understand the difference between rewritable NFC and a fixed printed QR code.
- [Guides](https://tap.madexify.com/guides/)
- [Contact](https://tap.madexify.com/contact/): Need help choosing a product, finding your review link or updating an order? Send us a message.
- [Terms of sale](https://tap.madexify.com/terms/): These terms apply to purchases from Madexify Tap, ABN 47 958 840 069, based in Pakenham, Victoria, Australia. Contact: sales@madexify.com.
- [Returns & refunds](https://tap.madexify.com/returns/): Email sales@madexify.com with your order number and a description of the issue. Include a photo where useful.
- [Shipping](https://tap.madexify.com/shipping/): We ship within Australia using Australia Post. Orders dispatch within 2 to 3 business days after payment and receipt of complete business setup details.
- [How it works](https://tap.madexify.com/how-it-works/): Your order includes the NFC product and its initial configuration. Here is what happens next. Use a wallet card when you move around.
- [Home](https://tap.madexify.com/): NFC cards and counter stands that open your Google review page or your social profile. We configure every item for your business before it leaves Pakenham.
- [My account](https://tap.madexify.com/my-account/)
- [Checkout](https://tap.madexify.com/checkout/): Dispatch in 2 to 3 business days after payment and complete setup details.
- [Cart](https://tap.madexify.com/cart/): Check your setup details before checkout. Free standard shipping above A$50.
- [Shop](https://tap.madexify.com/shop/)
- [Privacy policy](https://tap.madexify.com/privacy-policy/): Madexify Tap operates this store at tap.madexify.com. Contact us at sales@madexify.com about personal information, access, correction or privacy concerns.

## Products

- [Social Trio](https://tap.madexify.com/product/social-trio/): Instagram, Facebook and TikTok NFC + QR stands.
- [Front of House Set](https://tap.madexify.com/product/front-of-house-set/): White counter stand, white NFC disc and reversible NFC card.
- [Counter Complete Kit](https://tap.madexify.com/product/counter-complete-kit/): White QR stand + reversible NFC card.
- [TikTok Follow NFC + QR Stand](https://tap.madexify.com/product/tiktok-follow-nfc-qr-stand/): Bring customers to your TikTok profile with a simple tap or QR scan.
- [Facebook Follow NFC + QR Stand](https://tap.madexify.com/product/facebook-follow-nfc-qr-stand/): Make your Facebook page easy to find with a tap or scan at your counter.
- [Instagram Follow NFC + QR Stand](https://tap.madexify.com/product/instagram-follow-nfc-qr-stand/): Turn an in-person visit into a connection on Instagram. Tap or scan to open your profile.
- [Google Review Square NFC Plaque](https://tap.madexify.com/product/google-review-square-nfc-plaque/): A larger blue-and-white NFC plaque with adhesive backing for a visible review tap point.
- [Google Review NFC Disc](https://tap.madexify.com/product/google-review-nfc-disc/): A round Google review tap point with a compact footprint. Choose white or black.
- [Google Review Adhesive NFC Tile](https://tap.madexify.com/product/google-review-adhesive-nfc-tile/): A compact, adhesive-backed NFC tile for an easy-to-reach review point.
- [Tap to Review NFC + QR Stand](https://tap.madexify.com/product/tap-to-review-nfc-qr-stand/): An NFC and printed QR feedback stand in black or white, configured with your chosen destinations.
- [Google Review NFC + QR Stand](https://tap.madexify.com/product/google-review-nfc-qr-stand/): A white NFC and QR counter stand configured to open your Google review page.
- [Google Review Counter Stand](https://tap.madexify.com/product/google-review-counter-stand/): Make feedback part of the checkout experience. A freestanding NFC display for counters, reception desks and tables.
- [Google Review NFC Card](https://tap.madexify.com/product/google-review-nfc-card/): A pocket-sized way to ask for feedback. Tap a compatible phone to open your business’s Google review page.

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