Ask when it makes sense.
Ask after the appointment, when the client has seen the finished service. Avoid interrupting treatments or making a review feel necessary before checkout.
REVIEW COLLECTION FOR SALONS & SPAS
Let the care you put into every appointment come through.
Give clients a simple way to describe their salon or spa visit. Use a branded QR at reception or a personal WhatsApp message after an appointment, with review drafting in English, Hindi or Hinglish.
Your business, clearlyReal logo · Right location
- 1Share a real experience
English · Hindi · Hinglish
- 2Check the Riya draft
Edit before approving
- 3Copy & continue to Google
Customers paste and post themselves
Put the invitation where it belongs.
- A reception mirror card
- An aftercare card
- A personal appointment follow-up
Let customers describe what happened.
- Was the consultation helpful?
- How did the team listen to your preferences?
- How did the visit feel?
Start with their words.
“The stylist listened to what I wanted and explained how to look after my haircut.”
Illustrative wording, not a testimonial. Riya should preserve the actual facts and sentiment.Keep the process appropriate.
Do not upload identifiable client photos without permission. A reviewbuddy.in photo attachment remains separate from any image a client chooses to post on Google.
A simple daily workflow.
Save your business identity and the correct Google review destination. Create a QR campaign for the touchpoint you want to understand. Customers describe their experience, check Riya’s draft, and decide whether to copy and post on Google.
Track observed visits, approvals and Google opens separately. Google management features require approved setup and an authorised connection; email requests need SMTP. Neither activity totals nor AI wording guarantees a published review or a Google ranking.
Explore features and setup requirements →A question for salons & spas.
Does Riya write the same review for every client?
No. Drafts should follow each client’s own words and sentiment. Clients can edit the wording and decide whether to post it.
Practical next steps.
All industry guides →Collect salon feedback without pressure →
Salon clients may be pleased with the conversation yet want time to assess the finished service. A gentle invitation at checkout or in an appropriate.
Create your first review collection workflow →
A first campaign works best when it follows a real customer interaction from beginning to end. Before printing anything, decide which business location the.
Prepare business details before onboarding →
Good onboarding starts with accurate details, not a collection of marketing claims. Gather the business identity and review destination before opening the.
Make the next invitation easier.
Recognisable identity. Genuine input. A clear finish.