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Ebook | Download The Ultimate Google Business Profile Restaurant Marketing Playbook 🚀
Google Business Profile (formerly known as Google My Business or GMB) is one of the best ways for customers to find restaurants. It’s free for restaurateurs to get locations listed, but at the same time it’s quite complex to set up each listing from zero to hero. Download The Ultimate Google Business Profile Restaurant Marketing Playbook and get ahead …
How to Protect your Customer Experience in the Age of Food Delivery Apps
We’ve seen a flurry of significant leaps around the world and people are opting for disruptive solutions and technologies to solve their needs faster, cheaper, safer and offer a better buying experience. Hospitality is one such sector, and mobile delivery apps have been the disruptor. In recent months, franchises, chains and local restaurant owners have …
Major Google Business Updates in 2020. Why Should Restaurants Care?
Google has been testing new features and integrations within Google My Business (renamed Google Business Profile) to further help small and medium sized businesses recover. Local SEO is a must for marketers looking to boost their online visibility and bring in more customers through their offline doorway. Tools like Google Business Profile (formerly known as Google …
9 Frequently Asked Questions about Online Marketing for Restaurants
How do you convert your page likes into actual customers? Should you answer all your messages on social media? And how do you improve your rankings on review sites? If you want to grow your restaurant in 2019, you need to pay attention to social media and reviews, right? But let’s face it: Online Marketing …
AreTheyHappy 101: Facebook Recommendations for Restaurants
Last week we wrote about what to do when faced with review blackmail or threats. This week, we’re going to dive into the new Facebook recommendations feature for restaurants. We cover everything you need to know about recommendations, and how to report inappropriate recommendations to Facebook. While blackmail, which we discussed in the previous article, …