Nobody eats a follower. Most restaurant marketing is a content calendar that makes an agency look busy while your 7pm phone rings out and the delivery apps quietly take a third of every order. We do the two things that put people in seats: get you found on the map, and answer every call — even during the rush.
The calls that matter — a table for six, a catering order, a 40-person party — come in exactly when your host is seating a line and your kitchen is buried. So they ring out. Meanwhile you're paying an agency to post photos of your tacos to people who already know about your tacos, and paying an app a third of every order that could have come straight to you. None of that is a marketing problem. It's a phone problem and a map problem.
"Mexican food near me" is decided in the map pack. Your Google profile, your photos, your hours, and your reviews decide whether you're one of the three they see.
Jessica picks up in about a second while your team works the floor. Reservations, hours, catering, takeout — booked, not missed.
Every order that comes direct instead of through an app is a third more margin. We make the direct path the easy one.
Here's a real number from our own research. "Restaurant marketing" and "restaurant marketing agency" get roughly the same searches each month. The first one has over 1.6 million referring domains in the top results. The second has 237. That's the difference between a term you'll never touch and one you can own — and almost nobody checks before selling you the first. We check every keyword before we take a dollar, and when the answer is no, we say no.
Search volume and competitor backlinks. The same numbers we use.
Followers aren't covers. We measure tables, calls, and orders.
A ranking nobody answers is just a nicer way to lose the call.
That's the point of it. She answers in about a second while your host is seating the line, takes the party size and time, and books it. She also handles the calls that eat your night — hours, parking, do you have vegan options — without pulling anyone off the floor.
Yes, if they ask. We wouldn't build her to lie. Callers overwhelmingly prefer an instant answer to a phone that rings twelve times.
Less than you've been told. Social is good for regulars and for looking alive. It is not how someone with no plans at 6:30pm picks a restaurant — that's the map pack and your reviews. If your budget is limited, fix the map first.
Not entirely, and anyone promising that is overselling. But every order that comes direct is worth about a third more to you. We make direct ordering easy to find and worth choosing, so the apps become the overflow instead of the default.
Natively, and she switches mid-call. For most kitchens and a big share of callers in this valley, that isn't optional.
Depends on your market and what you need. Ask Jessica below — she'll walk you through it in a couple of minutes, or book you a call.
This is the same AI that would answer your phone at 7:40 on a Friday while your host works the line. Reservations, catering, hours, takeout — in about a second, in English or Spanish. Try to catch her out.