HOW TO REWRITE GOOGLE REVIEW NFC CARDS

First, we are going to see what the business the card is currently programmed to. And as we can see, it's currently programmed to McDonald's. Next, we are going to go to the NFC Tools app, go to other, then erase tag to clear the card. Then afterwards, we will go to read card to make sure it's empty. Now, we will be searching for the new business's details. In the Google search engine, search for Google Place ID finder. And click on the reviewsense.ai result. This is a free tool and no signup required. Search your business name to instantly find your Google Place ID. Create review links, QR codes, and more. Instant lookup, find any business place ID in seconds by name search. Ready to use links, get direct Google review links with every result. Verified results, see ratings and review counts to confirm the right listing. Find your Google Place ID. Enter your business name and location to find your Google Place ID. This ID is used to create direct review links and QR codes. Include your business name and location for best results (city, state, or full address). KFC fratton. Verify. Found one result. Select your business from the results below to copy its Place ID. KFC Portsmouth - Pompey Centre. Unit 1, The Pompey Centre, Fratton Way, Southsea, Portsmouth PO4 8SL. Place ID: CH1J6edfvatddEgRqMtQXbBVE3c. What is a Google Place ID? A Google Place ID is a unique text identifier that Google assigns to every place in its database - including businesses, landmarks, and addresses. It looks like this: CH1J3N1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY4. Common uses for Place ID: Create direct review links for customers. Generate QR codes that open your review page. I will be using KFC for this example. You click search and when the results come up, click the test link button and it'll take you to businesses Google review page. Copy and paste into the add a record button on the NFC Tools app. URL/URI. Enter your URL. https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=CH1J6edfvatddEgRqMtQXbBVE3c. Write / 76 Bytes. Now, all you have to do is write the card and then just test it by tapping your phone on the card to make sure it's written the correct page. And it's done.