More Google reviews for your interior designer
Your happiest customers walk out without reviewing you, and the one upset customer posts. TopGenie fixes both, with a QR code at your counter.
How it works at a interior designer
A customer finishes up and scans the QR on your counter. Happy ones tap five stars and get help writing the review: two taps about their visit and three ready drafts, written the way your customers actually talk about a interior designer. They pick one, Google opens, they paste and post before they leave.
A customer who taps three stars or less is asked to tell you privately what went wrong. You get their message and number the same minute, with a WhatsApp button to make it right before anything goes public.
What the reviews sound like
Real output from TopGenie's writing engine for a interior designer. The customer edits and posts it themselves.
Approached them for a flat we were looking to buy and I am glad I did. The team gave us straight answers, including what not to buy. They showed us options that actually matched our budget. Recommended if you are house hunting.
They helped us with a flat we were looking to buy from start to finish. No overselling, they told us the downsides too. They showed us options that actually matched our budget. Would work with them again.
What customers mention about a interior designer
The flow asks what stood out, with choices that fit your trade:
- Honest advice
- Good options
- Paperwork help
- Responsive
Common questions
Is this allowed by Google?
Asking for reviews is allowed. Hiding the review option from unhappy customers is not, so TopGenie keeps that door open by default and puts the choice in your hands.
Does the customer need an app?
No. The QR opens a fast web page on any phone, and the review posts from their own Google account.
What does it cost?
One location is free, with 30 assisted reviews a month. Paid plans start at Rs 499 a month. See pricing.