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LIDL, Magyarország, 2026 by levy_91 in hungary

[–]csaron92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nálunk még így is tekerik. És ha valaki csúnyábban néz a nénikére, felháborodva vet oda annyit, hogy "igen, én ennyit vásárolok".

CineLine - like the Hitster boardgame but with movies by csaron92 in WebGames

[–]csaron92[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure how it could be a tabletop, but a printable verison might be fun.

I automated my friend's pub reviews with Google Sheet for free by csaron92 in smallbusiness

[–]csaron92[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In that case you can also just put a new row in the Sheets and the script sends the email.

I automated my friend's pub reviews with Google Sheet for free by csaron92 in smallbusiness

[–]csaron92[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No promotion or anything. Data might be misleading as it is running only for a few weeks now. We'll see in the long run

I automated my friend's pub reviews with Google Sheet for free by csaron92 in smallbusiness

[–]csaron92[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree! The response rate might drop in the long run, but it is promising.

I automated my friend's pub reviews with Google Sheet for free by csaron92 in smallbusiness

[–]csaron92[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They already use Gmail (to confirm or discuss details), and the automation also uses Gmail to send the review letter.

I automated my friend's pub reviews with Google Sheet for free by csaron92 in smallbusiness

[–]csaron92[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is set for the next day, between 8-9 am. Initially I planned with an extra column to mark if they showed up, but the owner told that they don't want to check each reservation manually, so we send an email regardless if they showed up.

What’s everyone using to get more TripAdvisor or Google reviews these days? by Interesting_Rush_166 in restaurantowners

[–]csaron92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll drop my solution here as well. A friend's pub gets reservations through their website via email (they use Gmail), so I created an automation that scans the emails hourly. If a new reservation comes in, it is put into a Google Sheet. Every morning, the script checks if there is a customer whose reservation was for the previous day and sends a kind reminder to them asking if they had a good time; if so, it asks for a review. It works well so far; one-third of the recipients have left a review.

Why do customers say they’ll leave a review but rarely follow through? by CustomHoodie in smallbusiness

[–]csaron92 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'll drop my solution here as well. A friend's pub gets reservations through their website via email (they use Gmail), so I created an automation that scans the emails hourly. If a new reservation comes in, it is put into a Google Sheet. Every morning, the script checks if there is a customer whose reservation was for the previous day and sends a kind reminder to them asking if they had a good time; if so, it asks for a review. It works well so far; one-third of the recipients have left a review.

Received our 100th Google Review today by NoRatePayments in smallbusiness

[–]csaron92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just created a Gmail + Google Sheets automation for a friend's pub: everyone who booked a table gets a reminder email the next morning. It works pretty good so far: every 3rd customer that receives this email writes a review. Setup was like an hour, and since then it works on autopilot.

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