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People decide where to eat in a few taps: the map, the photos, the hours, the menu. We check every one of those and fix what’s holding you back.

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Shops, cafés and a restaurant patio at a corner on Dundas Street in downtown London, Ontario

What decides who gets chosen

  1. A menu Google can read

    Photo and PDF menus are invisible to search. A real text menu with dishes and dietary notes is something search engines and customers can both use.

  2. One set of hours everywhere

    When your website, Google listing and delivery apps disagree, people stop trusting all of them. We check that they match.

  3. Ordering in one tap

    An “Order pickup” button near the top on phones, and a direct link from your Google listing, keeps orders off third-party fees where you can.

  4. Photos and reviews that are current

    Recent photos and replies to reviews tell people you’re open and paying attention.

What we check first for restaurants & cafés

  1. HTML text menu

    A menu search engines can read, not a photo or PDF.

  2. Order-online CTA visibility

    An order button people find on a phone without scrolling.

  3. Consistent opening hours

    The same hours on your site, Google and delivery apps.

  4. Google Maps location link

    One tap from your website to directions.

  5. Review-response management

    Replies that show you are open and paying attention.

Five of the 44 checks in our scoring method.

A blue clock face on a stone wall on Dundas Street, London, Ontario

Services that fit

Pricing. Websites from $499 one-time, with ordering and an admin panel from $999. Monthly SEO from $99, or start with the $99 one-time audit. CAD before tax. See published plans.

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