Your review sign, Wi-Fi sign and hours, ready to print.
Type your business name, paste your Google review link and press print. Each sign has a QR code, your words at the top and your color, and each comes out of your own printer on its own page.
See a finished one first: the sample sheet for Marigold Coffee. Press print on it and you will see exactly what you get.
Here is what you get.
A review sign for the counter.
A QR code that opens your Google review form, under one sentence in your own words. Most customers never leave a review because nobody asked them. This sign asks, politely, all day.
A Wi-Fi sign.
Guests point their camera at it and the phone offers to join the network. The name and password are printed underneath in large type for anyone who would rather type.
An hours sign.
Your opening hours set cleanly for the door or the window. Type them the way you would say them and they are laid out in two neat columns.
Thank-you cards, four to a page.
A small version of the review sign to tuck into a receipt or a takeout bag. Print the page and cut along the dotted lines.
A private page that keeps them.
Your sheet lives at a private address for at least a year. When a sign gets coffee on it, open the link and print another.
Here is what it does not include.
Printing and paper.
You print the signs yourself, at the shop or at a copy center. Any printer works. Card stock or a cheap frame makes them look like they were made for the counter.
Logos and custom layouts.
The signs carry your name in type and your color, and that is the design. There is no logo upload tonight and no other layout. If you want signs built around your brand, write to us and we will quote it.
More than one business.
One sheet is one business, one review link and one set of hours. A second location is a second order.
A few things to know before you pay.
Where your Google review link is.
On a phone, open Google Maps, search for your business, tap Share and copy the link. On a computer, sign in to your Business Profile, choose "Ask for reviews" and copy the short link it shows. Both open your review form when scanned.
Who can see your Wi-Fi password.
Anyone who holds the printed sign, which is the point, and anyone with your private link. The link is a long random address and is not listed anywhere. If you would rather not store the password at all, leave it off and write it on the sign by hand.
If there is a typo.
Reply to the email with the fix within the first week and the page is corrected by hand at no charge. After that, a fresh sheet is another $19.
Refunds.
If the signs are not what you expected, write within seven days from the address you paid with and the $19 comes back. No form, no questions beyond what went wrong.
Who made this.
John Howrey, the designer behind All the Possibles. The signs were designed by hand; the page fills in your words, your link and your color. The portfolio on the home page is the standard they are held to.