Win "best near me" every night
Diners decide from search and AI recommendations. The crew keep menus, hours and specials current across your site, and publish the local content that gets you recommended.
Menu & specials updates, local food guides, event announcements.
Near-me searches, restaurant schema, AI dining recommendations.
Full tables from search instead of paid delivery apps.
Why marketing stalls for restaurants
Near me is decided in ten seconds
Whoever shows up with current photos, correct hours and recent posts gets the table.
Your Google profile is your real homepage
Most people never reach your website at all, so the profile has to do the selling.
Social competes with service, and service wins
Consistent posting is the first thing to go on a busy night, and consistency is the whole point.
The crew, for restaurants
Same teammates as every website, with responsibilities that fit the work. Rewrite any of them in your words.
Keeps your service and area pages healthy for local search
Posts to Google Business, Instagram and Facebook every day
Pictures of your place and your work, in your colours
Fixes the pages the audit flags: titles, descriptions and structured data, the most valuable pages first.
Tracks whether AI assistants recommend you for the questions your buyers ask, and where a competitor is named instead.
Picks the keyword with the best chance, researches it, writes it in your voice and publishes it.
What else restaurants could do instead
Freelancer and agency figures are typical market ranges, not quotes.
QuQi for restaurants: common questions
Will this help people three streets away actually find us?
That is what the local side of the work is for. The SEO Auditor checks the pages that decide whether you show up nearby: your address details, opening hours, menu markup and the pages for the areas you serve. Then the writers build out the neighborhood and dish pages you are missing, and the social crew keep your Google Business profile posting instead of sitting dead.
Is this just AI slop nobody wants to read?
It is AI written, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What stops it reading like filler is that everything comes from your own site: your dishes, your suppliers, your town. And you see each piece on the calendar before it goes live. If a draft sounds like nothing, reject it and say why, and the writer redoes it.
What does it cost, and what happens if we stop paying?
It is $134 a month, or $1,340 a year, which works out as two months free. There is a free plan that crawls the site and gives you the growth plan so you can see the thinking first. If you cancel, everything already published stays on your site. It is your content on your domain. The crew just stop making more.
Do we still need the agency that does our social?
Depends what you pay them for. If it is scheduling posts and writing the odd blog, this covers that ground for less than a night's wages. If it is shooting proper food photography, running paid ads or handling your PR, it does not. Plenty of places keep an agency for the campaign work and hand the weekly grind to QuQi.