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ProjectMay 2026 – PresentOmaha, United States

A one-person venture selling tap-to-review cards and counter stands to local businesses. I source the leads, walk in, pitch the owner, and install the hardware myself.

Results

  • 15Client reviews generated

    Generated 15 verified new Google reviews across 3 active client placements

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The problem

A Google review is worth a great deal to a small business and almost nothing to the customer leaving it, so the gap between a happy customer and a posted review is mostly friction: finding the business, finding the review form, typing on a phone.

Overview

Researched the local review-technology market and sourced initial inventory beginning May 2026; placed first paid installs the following month. Built a lead-generation pipeline that scrapes Google Maps business data, then scores prospects on review velocity, competitive gap, and online presence. Produced qualified leads databases with owner names, competitor benchmarks, and tailored openers across the Chicago suburbs and Omaha. Handle the full cycle solo: sourcing, programming, cold walk-in outreach, in-person demo, close.

The first month’s assumption was wrong: hardware placed on a counter produced almost no reviews without a human prompting the customer. Diagnosing that changed the product, introducing placement coaching and different product formats, while results are tracked against a dated baseline review count per client. Early free installs were deliberate, bought as proof rather than revenue, and now supply the before-and-after data used to close paid deals. Validated NFC behavior across iOS and Android directly; several capabilities failed in the field and required redesign.

What I did

  • Sourcing leads and identifying which businesses have the most to gain
  • In-person pitching to owners and managers, without an introduction
  • Configuring and installing the cards and stands on site
  • Running free installs to measure what actually changes review volume

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  • A Google review stand.

What came out of it

  • NFC Google Review Stand
    ProductJun 2026

    NFC Google Review Cards & Stands

    Tap-to-review hardware that turns a five-step Google review into a single phone tap. Built on NTAG213/215 NFC tags with a QR fallback, wired to the Google Places API and field-tested for iOS and Android compatibility.

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May 2026 – Present