Four Chicago-area restaurants, four sets of numbers we can show you. We handle the searching, the looking and the coming back — from one team.
A restaurant loses covers in three places: not showing up when someone searches "brunch near me", showing up but looking worse than the place next door, and having nothing to bring people back on a quiet Tuesday. Most restaurant marketing only addresses one of those.
Google listing, categories, hours, menu links and the local rankings that put you in the map box.
Food and venue photography shot in your restaurant. People decide from pictures in about ten seconds.
Paid social aimed at people close enough to actually turn up, run surgically rather than always-on.
A system that asks happy diners at the right moment, so the rating climbs.
It depends what you already have. A restaurant needing its listing fixed and reviews flowing is a different job from one needing weekly video, ads and a new site. We quote after looking.
Listing and review work can move within weeks. Toscana added six figures across seven months. Brunch City took Mondays from around $600 to over $3,000.
Yes. That is the part most agencies farm out. The team behind it has three Emmy awards.
Across Chicago, Des Plaines, Arlington Heights and Rockford, plus the suburbs between them.
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