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RevYou is a B2B Google review and customer feedback platform designed for customer-facing businesses. Businesses can place QR codes, NFC touchpoints or digital links at relevant moments in the customer journey, making it easier for customers to share their experience and continue to Google. RevYou also provides tools for private feedback, review workflows and customer-interaction analytics, helping businesses understand what happens between the initial scan and the review journey. RevYou is suitable for restaurants, hospitality businesses, clinics, beauty and wellness businesses, fitness studios, retailers and other businesses that rely on customer experience and online reputation. Website: revyou.site | Contact: info@revyou.site | Founder: Shai Yehoshua Piro
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Dizengoff 185, 6346222, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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