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# How to create a QR Code for your practice
QR codes can be a great way to incentivize patients to leave a review before they even step foot outside of your practice. We recommend having these visible in the waiting area or even on the front reception desk, so that as your staff checks the patients out they can also ask for a positive review.
Generating QR codes is easily done through a free online generator like [QR Code Generator | Create Your Free QR Codes](https://www.qr-code-generator.com/) . You can even upload your logo for a more customized, branded look. We recommend focusing on Google, Yelp, or Facebook for new reviews. As a reminder, these reviews will be automatically scraped into your DoctorLogic Admin Portal for you to publish as you see fit, benefitting your website’s performance too!
**Want us to take care of this for you? Contact your Customer Success Manager about signing up for our managed social media growth accelerator.**
**Find your Customer Success Manager's contact information here:** [**https://help.doctorlogic.com/docs/contact-support/the-customer-success-manager-library**](https://help.doctorlogic.com/docs/contact-support/the-customer-success-manager-library)
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