Effortlessly Create Google Review Signage and QR Code for Your TV Display

Google reviews can make or break how potential customers see your business. One way to get more google reviews are printed signs with a QR code for customers to scan. 

While these  work, they’re easy to miss and once printed, they can’t be updated without creating a whole new batch.

But digital signage offers a simpler, more effective way to do things By showing your Google review sign on a TV display, you can make it brighter, more visible, and far more flexible. You can update it instantly, test different messages, and even pair it with other content to keep customers engaged.

Here is how to create your own Google review sign + QR code for your TV display.

What you need before creating your Google review sign

Before you start designing, you’ll want to gather a few essentials so the process is quick and smooth:

Your Google Business Profile review link

This is the direct link customers will use to leave a review. You can grab it from your Google Business dashboard in just a few clicks.

Simply Google your business, scroll down to the reviews section and click “Get more reviews.” Google will then create a direct link you can copy.

Pro tip: If the link is long, use a URL shortener like Bitly or TinyURL to make it look cleaner on your sign.

A QR code linked to that URL

Customers can scan it from their phones, go straight to your business page and leave reviews. You can create a review QR code for free using tools like QRstuff, Canva, or ScreenCloud’s own QR code generator.

A TV or digital signage display

This could be any consumer-grade TV or professional display that’s connected to a media player or has a built-in browser.

Digital signage software

A platform like ScreenCloud makes it easy to upload your sign design, schedule it, and display it alongside your other on-screen content.

Create your Google review sign step-by-step

1. Set up your preferred digital signage solution

You can start a free trial with ScreenCloud to test your Google review sign display, and other features. You can also use any digital signage software that lets you display images and slides on TV.

Then, you may need to install the software app on your smart TV, connect a media player, depending on what solution you choose.

Here’s a full guide on how to get set up with digital signage.

2. Design your review sign

Use a simple design tool like Canva, Photoshop, or ScreenCloud digital signage’s built-in templates. Keep it clean and easy to read.

Be sure to include:

• Your QR code (large enough to scan from a distance)
• A short, clear call to action, such as “Scan to leave a Google review!”
• Your brand colors and logo for recognition
• Optional: a short thank-you message to make customers feel valued

3. Upload it to your digital signage software

Upload your sign as an image or slide in your ScreenCloud dashboard. If you are displaying your business’ google reviews, or a digital menu board, you can set it to appear at regular intervals, for example, every 5 minutes between promotions or announcements.

4. Schedule and display

Decide when you want the sign to run. You might keep it live all day, or just during peak hours when more customers are in-store.

Place your TV in a high-traffic spot, like near the register, waiting area, or exit, so it’s seen right before customers leave.

Why use a digital Google review sign instead of a printed one

Printed signs have been the solution for getting more reviews on Google for the longest time, but they come with limits. Once they’re made, you can’t easily change the design, message, or QR code without reprinting. And, new customers may walk past them without noticing. If you're a small business, you need all the edge you can get.

Digital signage solves these issues. With a TV display, you can make your review request brighter, bigger, and more attention-grabbing. You can update it instantly, run different versions at different times of the day, and even combine it with other content so it doesn’t fade into the background.

For example, you could show “Leave us a review before you leave today and get a free coffee!” during the afternoon rush, then swap to “Tell us what you thought of your visit!” in the evening. You can even display quotes on your TV that appreciate customers for their reviews.

That’s impossible with static printouts without extra cost and effort.

Here’s how the two options stack up:

Feature	Printed signs	Digital signage
Update speed	Requires reprinting and redistributing	Instant updates from anywhere
Visibility	Often small and easy to overlook	Large, bright, and eye-catching
Cost over time	Printing costs for every change	One-time display setup
Flexibility	One message only	Rotate multiple designs and messages
Engagement	Static and unchanging	Can include animation, movement, and changing offers

Why digital Google review signs are the superior choice

Asking for valuable feedback doesn’t have to be a static sign sitting by the register. By turning your Google review request into digital signage, you make it easier for customers to notice, act, and share their feedback. You can update your message instantly, try different calls to action, and keep it fresh without printing a single new sign.

With a TV display and the right digital signage software, you can go from idea to live Google review sign in just a few minutes..

Want to create your own digital Google review signs today? Try ScreenCloud for free for 14 days, or book a demo to see the other ways ScreenCloud can help your business.