Should each artist have a card?

It is a good idea. A pack of PVC cards lets every artist hand them out with aftercare.

Do piercing studios use the same sign?

Yes. The setup is the same: one at the register, cards for clients to take home.

Google review signs for tattoo studios

A tattooed artist at a tattoo studio front desk holds up a black Review us on Google tap stand beside the register

29 September 2026 · 3 min read

Choosing a tattoo studio is a high-stakes decision, and people research it. They read reviews, look at photos and check how recent they are. A studio that collects reviews steadily looks busy and trusted.

At the front desk, after payment

Clients pay and receive aftercare instructions at the front desk. That is when to ask, with the sign beside the register. They are still riding the excitement of a new piece.

Ask again when it heals

A healed tattoo photographs better than a fresh one. Give clients a PVC review card with their aftercare sheet, so they can tap it at home a few weeks later and post a healed photo.

Reviews that name the artist

Clients book artists, not studios. When a review mentions who did the work, it helps that artist get booked and helps the studio show who does what.

Questions, answered

Should each artist have a card?: It is a good idea. A pack of PVC cards lets every artist hand them out with aftercare.
Do piercing studios use the same sign?: Yes. The setup is the same: one at the register, cards for clients to take home.

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