WhatsApp, Google reviews, sharing: the buttons that turn your page into customers
Your page attracts visitors — but what do they do next? Three kinds of buttons turn a curious visitor into a customer: contact you, reassure themselves, and spread the word. Here's how to use each one well.
1. The WhatsApp button — answer right away
People don't want a contact form, they want a quick reply. A WhatsApp button opens a conversation in one tap — no typing your number, no waiting for an email. Put a number dedicated to your business, and reply fast: speed is the whole point.
It's the natural companion to your other channels — see why social media alone isn't enough and how a page ties it together in turning followers into customers.
2. The Google review button — social proof that brings customers back
Reviews influence both your local ranking and the decision to walk in. The problem is that happy customers rarely think to leave one. Make it effortless: a one-click button on your page that opens the rating window directly. Ask right after a good experience — at the counter, on the receipt, in a message. More on this in our guide to Google reviews for local business.
3. One-tap sharing (+ QR code) — let customers do the promotion
A share button is word of mouth, digital version. A happy customer shares your page on WhatsApp or copies the link to send to a friend. Add a QR code in your window and you multiply the doors into your up-to-date info — from the street, from a flyer, from a screen.
Put them together
Contact, reassurance, sharing — three moments, three buttons, one page. None of them competes with the others, and none requires an expensive website. Set them once and your page quietly works for you, turning visitors into messages, reviews and visits.
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WhatsApp button, Google reviews, one-tap sharing and a QR code, all on one public page that's always up to date.
Create my page for freeFrequently asked questions
Should I put my personal number on the WhatsApp button?
Ideally use a number dedicated to your business, or a second line (eSIM, WhatsApp Business). The button simply opens a conversation — you stay in control of who you reply to and when. What matters is replying fast, which is exactly what customers expect from WhatsApp.
How do I get my Google review link?
From your Google Business Profile, look for “Ask for reviews” or “Share review form”: Google gives you a short link that opens the rating window directly. That's the link you paste into your page.
Is the share button really useful?
Yes — it's word of mouth, digital version. A happy customer shares your page in one tap on WhatsApp or copies it to send to a friend. Paired with a QR code in your window, it multiplies the entry points to your up-to-date info.
Aren't all these buttons too much?
No, because each answers a different moment: get in touch (WhatsApp), feel reassured (reviews), spread the word (share). They don't compete. What matters is that they all point to a single, always-up-to-date page instead of being scattered.